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17th July 2006, 03:55 PM
ダナン.com
"Danang.com"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danang
625 JP OVT
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ダナンホテル.com
"DanangHotels.com"
53 JP OVT
141 Yahoo.co.jp
8 bids; 2nd bid = ¥9
A luxury recreation and tourism complex, boasting a casino, has been approved for an investment licence to become the latest casino project given the green light under the Prime Minister’s case-by-case approval method.
The $86 million Hoang Dat Silver Shores, with $25.8m in legal capital, involves two partners as a joint venture project - Hanoi-based Hoang Dat Shareholding Company and Californian outfit Silver Shores Co. Ltd.
The investment licence approves construction of a 600-room, five-star hotel and an international conference centre in Bac My An tourism area, Ngu Hanh Son district, Danang.
Also approved for development are 50 five-star villas and a casino which is allowed no more than 100 gaming machines, eight blackjack, baccarat and craps tables.
The joint venture has a life span of 50 years and construction is scheduled for completion by 2012.
Central Danang city-based Vietnam-Japan travel joint-venture is planning to organize a direct tour from Japan to central Vietnam, local Tuoi Tre newspaper reported Saturday.
The joint-venture expected to take 3,000 Japanese travelers a month to central tourism resorts, said Ha Tan Vinh, director of Song Han Tourist Company.
The Song Han HIS Vietnam with the initial investment of US$1 million is a joint-venture between the Japanese Highest International Standards (HIS) Travel Company and Song Han Tourist Company.
The joint-venture, which received the nod from the local government early this month, would focus on Japanese tourism and promote the opening of a Danang-Japan air route.
It’s expected that the Tokyo-Danang flights connecting to Bangkok, Singapore and Siem Reap would be the first routes to come to fruition.
HIS is one of Japan's two leading travel companies, employing over 4,000 staff in 60 branches and subsidiary companies worldwide earning annual revenues of $2 billion.
BIN = $2,000; offers considered.
"Danang.com"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danang
625 JP OVT
144K Yahoo.co.jp
4 bids; 2nd bid = ¥11
ダナンホテル.com
"DanangHotels.com"
53 JP OVT
141 Yahoo.co.jp
8 bids; 2nd bid = ¥9
A luxury recreation and tourism complex, boasting a casino, has been approved for an investment licence to become the latest casino project given the green light under the Prime Minister’s case-by-case approval method.
The $86 million Hoang Dat Silver Shores, with $25.8m in legal capital, involves two partners as a joint venture project - Hanoi-based Hoang Dat Shareholding Company and Californian outfit Silver Shores Co. Ltd.
The investment licence approves construction of a 600-room, five-star hotel and an international conference centre in Bac My An tourism area, Ngu Hanh Son district, Danang.
Also approved for development are 50 five-star villas and a casino which is allowed no more than 100 gaming machines, eight blackjack, baccarat and craps tables.
The joint venture has a life span of 50 years and construction is scheduled for completion by 2012.
Central Danang city-based Vietnam-Japan travel joint-venture is planning to organize a direct tour from Japan to central Vietnam, local Tuoi Tre newspaper reported Saturday.
The joint-venture expected to take 3,000 Japanese travelers a month to central tourism resorts, said Ha Tan Vinh, director of Song Han Tourist Company.
The Song Han HIS Vietnam with the initial investment of US$1 million is a joint-venture between the Japanese Highest International Standards (HIS) Travel Company and Song Han Tourist Company.
The joint-venture, which received the nod from the local government early this month, would focus on Japanese tourism and promote the opening of a Danang-Japan air route.
It’s expected that the Tokyo-Danang flights connecting to Bangkok, Singapore and Siem Reap would be the first routes to come to fruition.
HIS is one of Japan's two leading travel companies, employing over 4,000 staff in 60 branches and subsidiary companies worldwide earning annual revenues of $2 billion.
BIN = $2,000; offers considered.