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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Explore the Potential of Innovative MICE Concepts at Pullman Danang Beach Resort
DANANG, Vietnam, July 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Perfectly positioned between business and leisure, Pullman Danang Beach Resort continues to elevate the MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Events) experience in Central Vietnam. Following a comprehensive renovation in September 2024, the resort presents a refreshed MICE portfolio designed to meet the evolving needs of modern event organizers—combining versatility, creativity, and a distinctly coastal charm. Nestled along the white sands of Bac My An Beach, the beach front resort offers a seamless blend of indoor and outdoor venues with a total capacity of up to 1,500 guests. Whether for an executive workshop or a beachfront gala, Pullman Danang is ready to host events with style and substance. Dynamic Venues for Every Occasion The resort's Lotus Ballroom provides a sophisticated setting for up to 500 guests, enhanced by advanced AV systems and a customizable 16-million-color LED lighting setup to bring any concept to life. For open-air occasions, the lush beachfront lawn and private beach area together accommodate up to 1,000 guests, offering breathtaking views and fresh coastal energy, ideal for evening celebrations, networking sessions, and incentive gatherings. Creative Culinary Concepts with Proven Expertise Culinary excellence is at the heart of every event. From interactive food stations to internationally inspired menus and local Vietnamese delicacies, the resort's F&B team curates experiences that are both memorable and tailored to each occasion, from a casual coffee break to a refined gala dinner. With a passionate team boasting over a decade of event expertise, Pullman Danang ensures smooth coordination, attentive service, and end-to-end support. High-speed internet, hybrid meeting options, and professional technical assistance provide added assurance for seamless execution. "We offer not only a MICE service, we create a comprehensive, culturally inspired experience shaped by our beachside setting, local engagement, and proven organizational excellence,"– said Agnaldo Garibaldi, General Manager of Pullman Danang Beach Resort. From strategic meetings to celebratory milestones, Pullman Danang Beach Resort is where business meets the beauty of Central Vietnam, setting a new standard for MICE experiences with purpose and personality. Press kit: download here For more information and bookings: Website: Address: 101 Vo Nguyen Giap Street, Ngu Hanh Son Ward, Danang City, Vietnam View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Pullman Danang Beach Resort Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Free Malaysia Today
23-07-2025
- Climate
- Free Malaysia Today
Flooding from Storm Wipha cuts off hundreds in Vietnam
Tropical Storm Wipha made landfall in Vietnam yesterday, bringing heavy rains that triggered floods. (EPA Images pic) HANOI : Flooding caused by Tropical Storm Wipha left hundreds of families cut off in villages in central Vietnam today, authorities said. Around 12,500 people were evacuated from high risk areas over the weekend, before the storm made landfall yesterday bringing heavy rains that triggered landslides and flash floods. Authorities in central Nghe An province said the Ban Ve hydropower plant – the biggest in the area – had to discharge water from its reservoir. Several communities were hit by water rising to rooftops last night, forcing local residents to evacuate to higher ground. 'Water levels this year were much higher and more terrible than what we considered a historic flooding in 1988,' resident Nguyen Thai Hung told the Dan Tri news site. 'We really don't know what to do as the water has reached the top of our houses,' Hung said. More than 200 families in Yen Hoa commune were cut off after the main path to the village was damaged by flash floods, authorities said. Wipha killed at least six people on Friday in the Philippines, where tens of thousands were forced from their homes and parts of the capital Manila remained flooded yesterday. Experts say human-driven climate change is causing more intense weather patterns that can make destructive floods more likely. A sudden whirlwind and abnormal weather pattern overturned a tourist boat in Vietnam's Unesco area of Ha Long Bay on Friday, killing 37 people, including several children. And in September 2024, Typhoon Yagi devastated northern Vietnam, leaving 345 people dead and causing an estimated economic loss of US$3.3 billion.
Malay Mail
23-07-2025
- Climate
- Malay Mail
Tropical Storm Wipha wreaks havoc in central Vietnam, leaving hundreds stranded as floodwaters rise to rooftops
HANOI, July 23 — Flooding caused by Tropical Storm Wipha left hundreds of families cut off in villages in central Vietnam on Wednesday, authorities said. Around 12,500 people were evacuated from high risk areas over the weekend, before the storm made landfall on Tuesday bringing heavy rains that triggered landslides and flash floods. Authorities in central Nghe An province said the Ban Ve hydropower plant—the biggest in the area—had to discharge water from its reservoir. Several communities were hit by water rising to rooftops on Tuesday night, forcing local residents to evacuate to higher ground. 'Water levels this year were much higher and more terrible than what we considered a historic flooding in 1988,' resident Nguyen Thai Hung told the Dan Tri news site. 'We really don't know what to do as the water has reached the top of our houses,' Hung said. More than 200 families in Yen Hoa commune were cut off after the main path to the village was damaged by flash floods, authorities said. Wipha killed at least six people on Friday in the Philippines, where tens of thousands were forced from their homes and parts of the capital Manila remained flooded on Tuesday. Experts say human-driven climate change is causing more intense weather patterns that can make destructive floods more likely. A sudden whirlwind and abnormal weather pattern overturned a tourist boat in Vietnam's Unesco area of Ha Long Bay on Friday, killing 37 people, including several children. And in September 2024, Typhoon Yagi devastated northern Vietnam, leaving 345 people dead and causing an estimated economic loss of US$3.3 billion (RM13.95 billion). — AFP
CNA
23-07-2025
- Climate
- CNA
Flooding from storm Wipha cuts off hundreds in Vietnam
HANOI: Flooding caused by Tropical Storm Wipha left hundreds of families cut off in villages in central Vietnam on Wednesday (Jul 23), authorities said. Around 12,500 people were evacuated from high risk areas over the weekend, before the storm made landfall on Tuesday bringing heavy rains that triggered landslides and flash floods. Authorities in central Nghe An province said the Ban Ve hydropower plant – the biggest in the area – had to discharge water from its reservoir. Several communities were hit by water rising to rooftops on Tuesday night, forcing local residents to evacuate to higher ground. "Water levels this year were much higher and more terrible than what we considered a historic flooding in 1988," resident Nguyen Thai Hung told the Dan Tri news site. "We really don't know what to do as the water has reached the top of our houses," Hung said. More than 200 families in Yen Hoa commune were cut off after the main path to the village was damaged by flash floods, authorities said. Wipha killed at least six people on Friday in the Philippines, where tens of thousands were forced from their homes and parts of the capital Manila remained flooded on Tuesday. Experts say human-driven climate change is causing more intense weather patterns that can make destructive floods more likely. A sudden whirlwind and abnormal weather pattern overturned a tourist boat in Vietnam's UNESCO area of Ha Long Bay on Friday, killing 37 people, including several children.
