Infrastructure in Asia
Ports in Vietnam Stunting amid Economic Development
..The limited size of Vietnamese ports entails transportation of goods from Vietnam to major international market such as USA and the European Union to be transshipped at larger ports, including Hong Kong and Singapore. >>> Read more....
Thai-Laos Infrastructure Developments
The fifth Thai-lao friendship bridge, which spans the Mekong River linking Chiang Rai province's Chiang Khong with Huy Xai in Laos is being constructed at a cost of 1.48 billion Baht and was funded by the governments of China and Thailand. >>> Read more.....
Infrastructure India: A Long Road Ahead
India is a large country and some sections are far more developed than others, so major destinations like Bangalore or Delhi need to be considered separately from some remote province in central India. >>> Read more...
The Philippines’ Subic Bay Freeport Continues to Grow
Cubic Bay is the Philippines' first successful case of a military base converted through volunteerism into a tax- and duty-free zone similar to Hong Kong. >>> Read more...
Comparison of Logistics Infrastructure of Countries in ASEAN
Infrastructure (airports, seaports, roads, bridges, etc.) are all important to a country in terms of attracting investment and business and to a company when it is time to decide where to locate an investment, build a factory, establish a regional office, etc. How easy a country is to travel to and the modernity and efficiency of its air and seaports is always something a company and its executives need to consider. Asia is growing fast and infrastructure in terms of air and seaports is constantly changing. Below are insights on logistical key installations throughout the region. >>> Read more....
