Republic of Korea (RoK) retailer Lotte Mart has recently opened a shopping mall in Nha Trang city, the central coastal province of Khanh Hoa, its 13th in Vietnam.
HCM City (VNA) – Republic of Korea (RoK) retailer Lotte Mart has recently openꦗed a shopping mall in Nha Trang city, the central coastal province of Khanh Hoa, its 13th in Vietnam.
Situated on 23/10 Street, Lotte Mart Nha Trang has a supermarket, a luxury mall, restaurants and fast-food shops, and an entertainment area.
The supermarket sells more than 30,000 items, including fresh and dried foods, household utensils, fashion products and cosmetics.
It has amenities like currency exchange, free wifi, free delivery and others.
To mark the opening, Lotte is offering attractive discounts.
At the opening ceremony, it made a donation of 50 million VND (2,242 USD) to the Khanh Hoa province Social Welfare Centre.
Lotte, which came to Vietnam in 2008, plans to have 60 stores nationwide by 2020.-VNA
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