4th Vietnam Container Ports and Logistics

October 14-15, 2010
Venue:Sheraton Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Vietnam’s economy is recovering well from the slowdown last year. With this continued growth in trade, the ports and logistics industries are faced with new challenges, new competitors, and new business opportunities.

On the back of increasing production costs in China, manufacturers are once again investing their dollars in Vietnam’s potential as a manufacturing hub. Ports operators and logistics providers must satisfy the increasing needs of these customers and deliver high service levels to ensure competitiveness.

Be part of the 4th Vietnam Container Ports and Logistics 2010 and find out how you can implement proven strategies to achieve efficient operations and high customer satisfaction!

 

NEW AND EXCLUSIVE FEATURES FOR 2010!  
   
1. Participate in a dialogue with the Government and make yourself heard
Join top government leaders as they measure progress of key projects and share future priorities in development 

2. Engage with major liners and port operators in Vietnam
Hear about the partnerships and collaboration needed to bring about effective growth in container ports 

3. More international speakers with new perspectives
Learn world class best practices on port management and how it can be applied to Vietnam 

4. Get an in-depth look at the cargo through North, South and Central Vietnam
Gain access to information rarely available and discover new opportunities to grow your business 

5. Hear expectations of global shippers on carriers, ports and intermediaries
Listen to their key priorities and ensure that your customers’ needs are being taken care of.