Vincom Center offers privilege card

Shoppers at Vincom Center Photo: Courtesy of Vincom Center

Vincom Center in HCMC’s District 1 has launched its privilege card “Vincom Center Loyalty” with benefits for customers.

Apart from offering discounts and special promotions, the card also

allows customers to make transactions at banks and ATMs.

Customers, who spend VND5 million at Vincom Center, can collect the card when they present the dockets.

Card holders can load money on the cards at Techcombank. They will also receive a gift worth VND500.000 when they pay bills over VND3 million using the card.

For each VND500,000 checked by the Vincom Center Loyalty card, customers will receive a lucky draw ticket for prizes worth from VND500,000 to VND5 million, drawn at the end of each month.

To mark the launch of “Vincom Center Loyalty”, the first 1,000 memberships in November and December will receive a Lock&Lock water jug and enjoy other promotions by Techcombank.

Vincom Center at 72 Le Thanh Ton Street, District 1 opened on April 30 and sells internationally famous brand names.

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Vincom Center offers privilege card

Shoppers at Vincom Center Photo: Courtesy of Vincom Center

Vincom Center in HCMC’s District 1 has launched its privilege card “Vincom Center Loyalty” with benefits for customers.

Apart from offering discounts and special promotions, the card also

allows customers to make transactions at banks and ATMs.

Customers, who spend VND5 million at Vincom Center, can collect the card when they present the dockets.

Card holders can load money on the cards at Techcombank. They will also receive a gift worth VND500.000 when they pay bills over VND3 million using the card.

For each VND500,000 checked by the Vincom Center Loyalty card, customers will receive a lucky draw ticket for prizes worth from VND500,000 to VND5 million, drawn at the end of each month.

To mark the launch of “Vincom Center Loyalty”, the first 1,000 memberships in November and December will receive a Lock&Lock water jug and enjoy other promotions by Techcombank.

Vincom Center at 72 Le Thanh Ton Street, District 1 opened on April 30 and sells internationally famous brand names.

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Vincom Center offers privilege card

Shoppers at Vincom Center Photo: Courtesy of Vincom Center

Vincom Center in HCMC’s District 1 has launched its privilege card “Vincom Center Loyalty” with benefits for customers.

Apart from offering discounts and special promotions, the card also

allows customers to make transactions at banks and ATMs.

Customers, who spend VND5 million at Vincom Center, can collect the card when they present the dockets.

Card holders can load money on the cards at Techcombank. They will also receive a gift worth VND500.000 when they pay bills over VND3 million using the card.

For each VND500,000 checked by the Vincom Center Loyalty card, customers will receive a lucky draw ticket for prizes worth from VND500,000 to VND5 million, drawn at the end of each month.

To mark the launch of “Vincom Center Loyalty”, the first 1,000 memberships in November and December will receive a Lock&Lock water jug and enjoy other promotions by Techcombank.

Vincom Center at 72 Le Thanh Ton Street, District 1 opened on April 30 and sells internationally famous brand names.

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Vincom Center offers privilege card

Shoppers at Vincom Center Photo: Courtesy of Vincom Center

Vincom Center in HCMC’s District 1 has launched its privilege card “Vincom Center Loyalty” with benefits for customers.

Apart from offering discounts and special promotions, the card also

allows customers to make transactions at banks and ATMs.

Customers, who spend VND5 million at Vincom Center, can collect the card when they present the dockets.

Card holders can load money on the cards at Techcombank. They will also receive a gift worth VND500.000 when they pay bills over VND3 million using the card.

For each VND500,000 checked by the Vincom Center Loyalty card, customers will receive a lucky draw ticket for prizes worth from VND500,000 to VND5 million, drawn at the end of each month.

To mark the launch of “Vincom Center Loyalty”, the first 1,000 memberships in November and December will receive a Lock&Lock water jug and enjoy other promotions by Techcombank.

Vincom Center at 72 Le Thanh Ton Street, District 1 opened on April 30 and sells internationally famous brand names.

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The secret chamber beneath Gia Long Palace

It has been forty seven years since the coup d’état of the Ngo Dinh Diem regime on November 1, 1963. There are still rumors about a secret underground chamber under the Gia Long Palace, where Ngo Dinh Diem, the first president of the Republic of Vietnam, resided. The palace at 69 Ly Tu Trong Street in HCMC’s District 1 still stands, but now it is  HCMC Museum. The Saigon Times Daily photo-journalist Kinh Luan took some snapshots of the place.

The French-designed palace on the intersection of Ly Tu Trong and Nam Ky Khoi Nghia streets in HCMC’s District 1 was built in 1885. It was the home of several high-ranking officials of the French Colony in Saigon and later of officials of the South Vietnamese puppet regime

Workers restore one of the six rooms in the 30 meter-long chamber. Apart from high-tech equipment in the signals room, the other five rooms are decorated with simple furniture

Architect Ngo Viet Thu designed this bombproof tunnel that was built in 1962 by sappers in the Saigon Army. The entrance to the tunnel is a thick steel door. Thu also designed the Reunification Palace

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The French-designed palace on the intersection of Ly Tu Trong and Nam Ky Khoi Nghia streets in HCMC’s District 1 was built in 1885. It was the home of several high-ranking officials of the French Colony in Saigon and later of officials of the South Vietnamese puppet regime

Workers restore one of the six rooms in the 30 meter-long chamber. Apart from high-tech equipment in the signals room, the other five rooms are decorated with simple furniture

Architect Ngo Viet Thu designed this bombproof tunnel that was built in 1962 by sappers in the Saigon Army. The entrance to the tunnel is a thick steel door. Thu also designed the Reunification Palace

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It has been forty seven years since the coup d’état of the Ngo Dinh Diem regime on November 1, 1963. There are still rumors about a secret underground chamber under the Gia Long Palace, where Ngo Dinh Diem, the first president of the Republic of Vietnam, resided. The palace at 69 Ly Tu Trong Street in HCMC’s District 1 still stands, but now it is  HCMC Museum. The Saigon Times Daily photo-journalist Kinh Luan took some snapshots of the place.

The French-designed palace on the intersection of Ly Tu Trong and Nam Ky Khoi Nghia streets in HCMC’s District 1 was built in 1885. It was the home of several high-ranking officials of the French Colony in Saigon and later of officials of the South Vietnamese puppet regime

Workers restore one of the six rooms in the 30 meter-long chamber. Apart from high-tech equipment in the signals room, the other five rooms are decorated with simple furniture

Architect Ngo Viet Thu designed this bombproof tunnel that was built in 1962 by sappers in the Saigon Army. The entrance to the tunnel is a thick steel door. Thu also designed the Reunification Palace

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