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B2B Destination Management · Vietnam
Vietnam MICE & Corporate Group Travel (B2B DMC)
Operationally-led planning for meetings, incentives, conferences, exhibitions, and multi-city corporate programs. Built for buyer confidence: clear options, controlled changes, and on-ground execution you can defend internally.
Proposal clarity
Options, inclusions, and boundaries stated early.
Operational control
Run-sheets, staffing plans, and dispatch discipline.
Change handling
Cost/time impact mapped before decisions.
What this category covers
- Meetings & corporate retreats
- Incentive trips & themed experiences
- Conferences, exhibitions, hosted events
- Gala dinners, production, VIP handling
- Multi-city logistics (Hanoi · Da Nang · HCMC · Phu Quoc)
Prefer white-label delivery? We can operate under your brand with clear communication rules.
MICE FAQ
Answers designed to reduce uncertainty for buyers and planners.
Meetings, incentives, conferences, exhibitions, gala dinners, team-building, VIP services, and multi-city corporate programs — delivered as B2B ground handling.
City/cities, dates (or windows), pax range, hotel standard, rough agenda, meal expectations, and any “must-haves” (gala, CSR, factory visit, VIP). If details are still flexible, we can quote in option-bands with clear assumptions.
Yes. We coordinate venue sourcing, banquet menus, staging/AV, show flow, branding needs, and vendor management — with checklists, rehearsal logic, and on-site control.
Yes — arrival windows, fast-track/VIP where applicable, baggage flow, coach allocation, dispatch timing, and on-site staffing. We protect the schedule through a single run-sheet and escalation paths.
We operate change-control: we confirm decision boundaries, propose options with time/cost impact, and execute updates through a controlled run-sheet so stakeholders stay aligned and the program remains defensible.
Yes. We can deliver under partner branding where required, with clear role separation and communication rules to protect your client relationship.
Share your brief
Even a rough scope is enough to start with option-based budgeting.