The new route will begin on January 9, 2027, with two round-trip services a week, making Vietjet one of the first airlines to provide international connectivity to Australia’s newest airport.
Accordingly, the routes connecting HCM City with Melbourne and Sydney will increase to seven return flights per week. Meanwhile, Vietjet will increase the number of weekly return flights to Brisbane to five, along with three weekly return flights to Perth.
The University of Sydney on June 18 announced the official launch of the University of Sydney Vietnam Institute, a non-profit social enterprise wholly owned by the University of Sydney.
The LQT Institute in HCM City and Australia’s Western Sydney University have launched a special undergraduate programme to help students after graduation confidently enter the market as entrepreneurs with professional strengths in the business field.
Vintech Technology Development JSC – an affiliate of the conglomerate Vingroup – and the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) will foster bilateral co-operation in technological research and development (R&D) in their areas of strength.
Being creative to improve corporate management and approach international quality standards is one of the important factors that can help Vietnamese female entrepreneurs enhance their performance in selling farm produce.
National carrier Vietnam Airlines has launched a promotional offer for flights between HCM City and the two Australian cities of Sydney and Melbourne, offering return tickets at VND10.99 million (US$483).
National carrier Vietnam Airlines (VNA) officially launched its non-stop route between Ha Noi and Sydney on Wednesday, making this the airline’s third route to Australia.
Innovation at this moment in Australia''s history is driving 60 per
cent of the country''s national productivity, and is the fundamental
factor behind national productivity, which is the driver of jobs,
growth, and opportunities, said Greg Hunt, Australia''s Minister for
Industry, Innovation and Science.