Glotrans enhanced connectivity at the Vietnam Young Entrepreneurs Investment and Trade Promotion Exhibition

Glotrans - a Vietnamese brand logistics service provider, was proud to successfully participate in the Vietnam Young Entrepreneurs Investment and Trade Promotion Exhibition held in Quang Ninh from April 14th 2024 to April 15th 2024.

With the theme "Connection - Cooperation - Development", the Exhibition attracted more than 150 booths of young businesses from many different fields. Glotrans was one of the reputable logistics businesses participating in the event, giving customers the opportunity to explore optimal logistics solutions from DOOR to DOOR with competitive costs and reasonable prices.

At the event, Glotrans’s booth attracted a large number of interested visitors because of its diverse logistics solutions, including transporting goods by road, sea, air, warehousing services, and insurance. goods management, customs clearance services, import and export and supply chain logistics solutions. Glotrans's experienced staff enthusiastically advises and answers all customer questions, providing professional and dedicated service experiences.

In addition to product and service display activities, Glotrans also actively participated in other trade promotion and trade connection activities at the event, contributing to improving communication and e-commerce efficiency.

The Vietnam Young Entrepreneurs Investment and Trade Promotion Exhibition event was a great opportunity for Glotrans to connect with potential young businesses, expanded markets and built a mutually beneficial cooperation platform. Glotrans believes that successful participation at this event will contribute to strengthening customers' trust in Glotrans and promoting sustainable development in the future.

 

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