Tết gift hampers popular item at year-end

During the year-end period, retailers have been displaying many kinds of Tết (Lunar New Year) gift hampers to serve the shopping and gifting needs of consumers.

HCMC’s Tết gift hamper market

Lý Kim Thu of HCM City’s District 3 was choosing gift hampers at a supermarket near home for Tết (Lunar New Year), which falls on February 5 this year.

HCM City companies ensure supply of goods for Tết

Most HCM City businesses have prepared more than enough goods at stable prices for the Tết (Lunar New Year) holiday, which falls on February 5.

Tết book fairs rake in money

Book streets and fairs held in cities and towns across Việt Nam during the seven-day Lunar New Year holiday from February 14 to 20 earned a total income of VNĐ6.4 billion (US$282,000).

 

Market for Tết gift hampers booms in HCM City

Trần Ngọc Mai of HCM City’s Bình Thạnh District bought two Tết hampers at a supermarket in District 2 to gift her relatives for Lunar New Year, which falls on February 16 this year.

HCM City set to provide safe products for Tết

HCM City authorities and businesses have worked hard to provide safe food products for Tết (the Lunar New Year) on January 28.

Customers line up for Tết gift hampers

With just three weeks to go for Tết (the Lunar New Year), the market for gift hampers has heated up with supermarkets, markets and shops offering a range of them to cater to both business and individual customers.

New agricultural products all the rage ahead of Tet Vegetables grown in Da Lat using seeds imported mainly from Japan and the US and using high technology are becoming a big hit with customers for their quality and safety.

Disadvantaged people, Agent Orange victims to receive Tet gifts Governments, organisations and donors across the country have joined hands to help disadvantaged people have a better Tet (Lunar New Year) celebration.

Supermarkets launch sale season Supermarkets around the country have launched promotions to attract customers during the New Year holiday.