ASEAN Online Sale Day 2023 to take place in August
The ASEAN Online Sale Day 2023, the largest online shopping event in Southeast Asia, is scheduled to take place from August 8 - 22, according to the Vietnam E-commerce and Digital Economy Agency under the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
Hanoi (VNA) – The ASEAN 🎃Online Sale Day 2023, thelargest online shopping event in Southeast Asia, is scheduled to take placefrom August 8 - 22, according to the Vietnam E-commerce and Digital EconomyAgency under the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
Within the framework of the event, consumers in the ASEANregion can shop on digital platforms and major domestic and foreigne-commerce platforms with exclusive offers.
To improve consumer confidence in cross-border onlinetransactions, Vietnam has implemented a dispute settlement system to handle complaints that typically occur during online transactional events.
After receiving consumers' complaints related to cross-bordertransactions within the framework of the ASEAN Online Shopping Day, the systemhelps connect focal points in ASEAN countries to resolve complaints.
To learn more about the ASEAN Online Sale Day, consumers,businesses, or organisations in Vietnam and other ASEAN countries can visit itsofficial website at onlineasean.com, ASEAN's♑ website at asean.org, and otherchannels, and social networks of the bloc.
The ASEAN Online Sale Daywas first held in 2020, attracting the participation of numerous businesses andconsumers in the group and contributing to the development of e-commerce in theregion./.
Member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) are preparing for the ASEAN Online Sale Day 2021, which is slated for August 8-10.
The annual ASEAN Online Sale Day is being held from August 8 to 10, creating an avenue for retailers across various sectors to showcase their offerings and reach out to the larger regional market, China’s Xinhua reported.
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