Austrade’s new report, Digital Health in Vietnam: A Guide to Market, highlights the diverse digital health opportunities in one of the fastest-growing economies in Southeast Asia.

In May 2019, South Korean President, Moon Jae-in, announced an ‘Innovative Strategy on the Bio-health Industry’. This new strategy for bio-health will provide partnership and collaboration opportunities for Australian companies across various sectors including the commercialisation of research and development (R&D), clinical trials and digital health.

African Tourism Board Chairman Cuthbert Ncube today officially declared the African Tourism Board open and operational after less than 2 years in the making and more than 400 members included in 36 African and 25 non-African countries.

The Chinese hotel industry fluctuates with the general economy and as the years of hyper growth make way to more moderate, but still healthy, GDP growth, the hotel industry feels the impact.

It’s less than three months now until the new Beijing Daxing International Airport (PKX) is due to open. The aviation world is waiting, looking forward to seeing first-hand what this new and much anticipated four-runway mega-airport will look like. Images emerging so far show a dramatic space-age building, both inside and out.

Propelled by innovation, new technologies and competition, the global BPO/KPO and Shared Services industry has evolved rapidly from where it started more than 20 years ago. Representing Jamaica at the Made in the Americas Global Digital Services Summit in Argentina on July 11 and 12 was an extraordinary opportunity to learn more about the digital transformation driving the BPO/KPO and Information technology sector.

Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) continued its push for investment into global infrastructure assets during the fiscal year ended March 2019 and diversified its investment destinations and sectors.

Fund managers in Australia are likely to fold or consolidate as their superannuation clients merge, according to IFM Investors Chief Executive Brett Himbury.

KKR is going to launch its three largest funds, one of which will be dedicated to infrastructure, in the next six to 18 months as the firm looks to scale its business, Scott C. Nuttall, co-president and co-COO of KKR, said during an earnings call on 25 July.

At least four international investors presented bids in May for BlackRock and First Reserve’s Los Ramones Phase II Norte and Sur pipeline holdings, according to three sources familiar.