Recently, the headquarters of Baosen Suntop Group organized an inspection and exchange trip to Vietnam, aiming to deepen the group's understanding of the Vietnamese market, expand cooperation channels, and enhance the company's international influence. The inspection and exchange trip lasted for nine days. The team members included Michael, the e-commerce project director, and Eric, the marketing director. Dean, the vice president of Baosen Vietnam Branch, accompanied the entire trip.
On the first stop of the trip to Vietnam, members of the headquarters visited Fort Sen, Vietnam, and conducted business training for the employees of Fort Sen, Vietnam. The training content includes the group's management system, service standards, cultural concepts and other aspects, and through the analysis of actual cases, knowledge and skills are imparted in a simple and easy-to-understand manner. Through training, employees of the Vietnam branch not only enhanced their sense of identification with the group's culture, but also improved work efficiency and service quality. This kind of training is not only beneficial to the group's development in the Vietnamese market, but also provides strong support for the group's international strategy.
During the subsequent inspection and exchange trip, the team members of Baosen Suntop visited a number of local logistics companies and ports, had in-depth exchanges with local companies, and learned about the development and trends of Vietnam's logistics market. At the same time, the team also visited local museums and historical and cultural sites, learned about Vietnam’s history, culture and traditional customs, and enhanced their understanding of Vietnam and cross-cultural exchanges.
During the exchanges with local companies, team members of Baosen Suntop shared the company's development history and strategic planning with representatives of Vietnamese companies, and introduced the company's core advantages and service content in the logistics field. At the same time, the team also understood the development situation and needs of Vietnamese enterprises and put forward targeted cooperation plans and suggestions. These exchanges not only enhance the understanding between the two parties, but also lay the foundation for future cooperation.
In addition, team members also participated in activities of local chambers of commerce and industry associations and communicated with local business elites. Through these activities, team members not only expanded their network, but also gained a deeper understanding of Vietnam's business environment.
The gain from the inspection and exchange trip was not only the understanding and expansion of the Vietnamese market, but also the team members’ ability to work together and cross-culturally. This inspection and exchange trip to Vietnam is an important step in the internationalization strategy of Baosen Suntop Logistics Group and will lay a more solid foundation for the group's international development in the post-epidemic era.
Baosen Suntop provides Vietnamese import and export sea, land and air compliant logistics and local warehousing services. It has established and maintained long-term cooperative relationships with local customs clearance, trucking and other companies in Vietnam. It can help customers connect with corresponding resource channels and optimize logistics processes and costs. Ensure the safe, fast and accurate transportation and customs clearance of goods, and provide strong support for customers' business expansion.
