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GLOTRANS ATTENDS CLC & TFS CONFERENCE 2015 IN PATTAYA, THAILAND
Continuing to implement the marketing strategy of the Board of Directors in 2015 on expanding relations with foreign partners, the Marketing Department sent staff to attend the 8th CLC & TFS Conference in Pattaya, Thailand from 7th to 3rd. October 10, 2015. This is the 3rd time in the year that Glotrans participates in the event in the field of industry, and also the last overseas business trip of 2015, marking a successful year in Marketing of the company. Glotrans in general and the development of foreign markets in particular.
The 2015 CLC & TFS Conference attracted more than 200 people who are C.E.O. and decision-makers on company policies. Conferences are the place where everyone shares opportunities, maximizes business and potential customer information.
Like representatives from other companies, Ms. Hau, representing Glotrans as an official member of CLC, had the opportunity to meet partners and introduce Glotrans. During the 3-day conference with 2 days of 1-to-1 meeting, Ms. Hau exchanged business opportunities with agents from countries and regions around the world. Through the introduction of the office system in major cities and provinces of Vietnam and the primacy of the core service values of Glotrans, the agents highly appreciated the professionalism and specialization in the organization work. organization of Glotrans, as well as agree on improving service quality to meet the increasing requirements of customers.
After a business trip at CLC & TFS 2015 in Pattaya, Glotrans is gradually asserting its brand name and getting good results. Not only successful in marketing, in terms of cooperation opportunities, Glotrans also made many like-minded friends. With the right name Global Logistics and Transport, we hope that Glotrans will develop strongly globally, connecting individual services into a logistics chain – what is lacking in the Vietnamese market, providing customers with perfect services.
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