Sun Group Expands Bai Chay Ecosystem with International Partner to Bolster Tourism Hub
Sun Group is partnering with international architecture and urban planning firm KPF to develop a Festival Park in Bai Chay. This move aims to expand the tourism and entertainment ecosystem in Bai Chay, a gateway to Ha Long Bay, throughout the day and night, encouraging longer stays and increased spending by tourists.
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