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GLOTRANS AT HCMC EXPORT 2026 | DAY 2 – STRENGTHENING CONNECTIONS, EXPANDING COLLABORATION OPPORTUNITIES
Building on the positive momentum of the opening day, on October 23, 2026, Glotrans’ Booth B18 at HCMC Export 2026 continued to welcome a large number of visitors, businesses, and domestic and international partners for networking, service exploration, and discussions on potential collaboration opportunities.
On the second day of the exhibition, Glotrans was honored to welcome representatives from the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Industry and Trade, who visited the booth to learn more about the company’s logistics solutions. The booth also welcomed Mr. Adul Chotinisakorn, Founder of the Young Entrepreneur Network Development (YEN-D) network and former Director-General of Thailand’s Department of International Trade Promotion, together with his delegation. The visit provided an opportunity to exchange ideas and strengthen trade connections between the Vietnamese and Thai business communities.
Alongside these networking activities, the Glotrans HCM team continued to actively introduce its international transportation, customs clearance, domestic transportation, and integrated logistics solutions. The team also listened to customers’ practical needs and explored suitable collaboration opportunities in import and export operations.
The meetings and discussions on the second day not only created opportunities to expand Glotrans’ partner network but also demonstrated the company’s ongoing commitment to connecting businesses, promoting trade, and supporting Vietnamese products on their journey to international markets.
HCMC Export 2026 has one more day to go! Glotrans cordially invites our valued customers and partners to visit Booth B18 to connect, exchange ideas, and discover new opportunities for collaboration. We look forward to meeting you!
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