GLOTRANS HCM PARTICIPATED IN VIETBUILD EXHIBITION - AN IMPRESSIVE BIG EVENT OF THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY - REAL ESTATE - BUILDING MATERIALS & INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECORATION.

Viet Build Ho Chi Minh 2022 – With the theme of Construction - Building Materials - Real Estate and Interior and Exterior Decoration. Combined with many rich and practical activities to introduce products of building materials, interior and exterior decoration with new designs, enhanced features and quality to meet the needs of homes, construction and interior decoration are growing larger and larger, associated with sustainable development, environmental protection and life enhancement, expressing the tradition, ecological and modern environment of the whole society.

Within the framework of the program, a series of activities related to trade connections, product introduction demonstrations throughout the event days to promote trade promotion, scientific and technological innovation and investment attraction. 

For the purpose of connecting and supporting the logistics segment, Glotrans has been supporting Door to Door transportation services; consulting specialized procedures - Glotrans will be a reliable companion of Import - Export businesses. Glotrans always tries to ensure competitive prices and affirm its reputation for service quality as well as credibility in the market.

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