Glotrans Hanoi Participated in the 2023 International Exhibition VIETBUILD Hanoi

On December 1, 2023, Glotrans Hanoi participated in the 2023 International Exhibition VIETBUILD Hanoi with the theme of "Real Estate - Interior and Exterior Decoration - Construction and Building Materials" at the National Architecture, Planning and Construction Exhibition Center.

The exhibition was directed and sponsored by the Ministry of Construction and the Hanoi People's Committee, the Information Center - Ministry of Construction and the Vietbuild International Construction Exhibition Organizing Company.

The 2023 International Exhibition VIETBUILD Hanoi took place from November 29, 2023 to December 3, 2023, bringing together over 1,000 booths from nearly 400 domestic and international businesses to promote trade, introduce new products and services in the fields of construction, building materials and interior and exterior decoration. Most of the products exhibited at the exhibition have been researched, studied and invested by businesses, with new designs, features and improved quality.

At the exhibition, Glotrans Hanoi confidently provided customers with optimal transportation solutions in terms of time and cost, bringing customers the best services. Glotrans Hanoi has been and is actively developing its Logistics services for the products in this industry.

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