The Taste of Australia 2024 was open to the local public for the first time ever, held on the weekend of 11 to 12 May 2024, at Le Van Tam Park, located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The event featured 20 booths in Food and Beverage, Education and Sustainability, entertainment and performances and kid activities. Australian-Vietnamese chef Tommy Pham was on hand to demonstrate zero-waste cooking, and Queensland’s Tribal Experiences dance group shared their unique and ancient culture through traditional dance and didgeridoo. Sustainability was also incorporated in the event, with surplus food donation, sustainable waste management and free water refill stations onsite.

The Taste of Australia 2024 was open to the local public for the first time ever, held on the weekend of 11 to 12 May 2024, at Le Van Tam Park, located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The event featured 20 booths in Food and Beverage, Education and Sustainability, entertainment and performances and kid activities. Australian-Vietnamese chef Tommy Pham was on hand to demonstrate zero-waste cooking, and Queensland’s Tribal Experiences dance group shared their unique and ancient culture through traditional dance and didgeridoo. Sustainability was also incorporated in the event, with surplus food donation, sustainable waste management and free water refill stations onsite.

The Taste of Australia 2024 was open to the local public for the first time ever, held on the weekend of 11 to 12 May 2024, at Le Van Tam Park, located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The event featured 20 booths in Food and Beverage, Education and Sustainability, entertainment and performances and kid activities. Australian-Vietnamese chef Tommy Pham was on hand to demonstrate zero-waste cooking, and Queensland’s Tribal Experiences dance group shared their unique and ancient culture through traditional dance and didgeridoo. Sustainability was also incorporated in the event, with surplus food donation, sustainable waste management and free water refill stations onsite.

The Taste of Australia 2024 was open to the local public for the first time ever, held on the weekend of 11 to 12 May 2024, at Le Van Tam Park, located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The event featured 20 booths in Food and Beverage, Education and Sustainability, entertainment and performances and kid activities. Australian-Vietnamese chef Tommy Pham was on hand to demonstrate zero-waste cooking, and Queensland’s Tribal Experiences dance group shared their unique and ancient culture through traditional dance and didgeridoo. Sustainability was also incorporated in the event, with surplus food donation, sustainable waste management and free water refill stations onsite.

The Taste of Australia 2024 was open to the local public for the first time ever, held on the weekend of 11 to 12 May 2024, at Le Van Tam Park, located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The event featured 20 booths in Food and Beverage, Education and Sustainability, entertainment and performances and kid activities. Australian-Vietnamese chef Tommy Pham was on hand to demonstrate zero-waste cooking, and Queensland’s Tribal Experiences dance group shared their unique and ancient culture through traditional dance and didgeridoo. Sustainability was also incorporated in the event, with surplus food donation, sustainable waste management and free water refill stations onsite.

The Taste of Australia 2024 was open to the local public for the first time ever, held on the weekend of 11 to 12 May 2024, at Le Van Tam Park, located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The event featured 20 booths in Food and Beverage, Education and Sustainability, entertainment and performances and kid activities. Australian-Vietnamese chef Tommy Pham was on hand to demonstrate zero-waste cooking, and Queensland’s Tribal Experiences dance group shared their unique and ancient culture through traditional dance and didgeridoo. Sustainability was also incorporated in the event, with surplus food donation, sustainable waste management and free water refill stations onsite.

The Taste of Australia 2024 was open to the local public for the first time ever, held on the weekend of 11 to 12 May 2024, at Le Van Tam Park, located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The event featured 20 booths in Food and Beverage, Education and Sustainability, entertainment and performances and kid activities. Australian-Vietnamese chef Tommy Pham was on hand to demonstrate zero-waste cooking, and Queensland’s Tribal Experiences dance group shared their unique and ancient culture through traditional dance and didgeridoo. Sustainability was also incorporated in the event, with surplus food donation, sustainable waste management and free water refill stations onsite.

The Taste of Australia 2024 was open to the local public for the first time ever, held on the weekend of 11 to 12 May 2024, at Le Van Tam Park, located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The event featured 20 booths in Food and Beverage, Education and Sustainability, entertainment and performances and kid activities. Australian-Vietnamese chef Tommy Pham was on hand to demonstrate zero-waste cooking, and Queensland’s Tribal Experiences dance group shared their unique and ancient culture through traditional dance and didgeridoo. Sustainability was also incorporated in the event, with surplus food donation, sustainable waste management and free water refill stations onsite.

The Taste of Australia 2024 was open to the local public for the first time ever, held on the weekend of 11 to 12 May 2024, at Le Van Tam Park, located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The event featured 20 booths in Food and Beverage, Education and Sustainability, entertainment and performances and kid activities. Australian-Vietnamese chef Tommy Pham was on hand to demonstrate zero-waste cooking, and Queensland’s Tribal Experiences dance group shared their unique and ancient culture through traditional dance and didgeridoo. Sustainability was also incorporated in the event, with surplus food donation, sustainable waste management and free water refill stations onsite.

The Taste of Australia 2024 was open to the local public for the first time ever, held on the weekend of 11 to 12 May 2024, at Le Van Tam Park, located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The event featured 20 booths in Food and Beverage, Education and Sustainability, entertainment and performances and kid activities. Australian-Vietnamese chef Tommy Pham was on hand to demonstrate zero-waste cooking, and Queensland’s Tribal Experiences dance group shared their unique and ancient culture through traditional dance and didgeridoo. Sustainability was also incorporated in the event, with surplus food donation, sustainable waste management and free water refill stations onsite.

The Taste of Australia 2024 was open to the local public for the first time ever, held on the weekend of 11 to 12 May 2024, at Le Van Tam Park, located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The event featured 20 booths in Food and Beverage, Education and Sustainability, entertainment and performances and kid activities. Australian-Vietnamese chef Tommy Pham was on hand to demonstrate zero-waste cooking, and Queensland’s Tribal Experiences dance group shared their unique and ancient culture through traditional dance and didgeridoo. Sustainability was also incorporated in the event, with surplus food donation, sustainable waste management and free water refill stations onsite.

At the Invested Information Session in Ho Chi Minh City, representatives from 14 Vietnam provinces, nearly 200 business leaders and local media joined in learning about Australia’s commitment to strengthening trade and investment ties with Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam. The event, led by Australia’s Special Envoy to Southeast Asia Mr Nicholas Moore and Australia’s Business Champion for Vietnam Ms Louise Adams, informed of a range of initiatives to help boost two-way trade and investment, including the Deals teams, technology “Landing Pad", the Australia-Southeast Asia Business Exchange (SEABX) and phase 2 of the Mekong-Australia Partnership (MAP)

At the Invested Information Session in Ho Chi Minh City, representatives from 14 Vietnam provinces, nearly 200 business leaders and local media joined in learning about Australia’s commitment to strengthening trade and investment ties with Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam. The event, led by Australia’s Special Envoy to Southeast Asia Mr Nicholas Moore and Australia’s Business Champion for Vietnam Ms Louise Adams, informed of a range of initiatives to help boost two-way trade and investment, including the Deals teams, technology “Landing Pad", the Australia-Southeast Asia Business Exchange (SEABX) and phase 2 of the Mekong-Australia Partnership (MAP)

At the Invested Information Session in Ho Chi Minh City, representatives from 14 Vietnam provinces, nearly 200 business leaders and local media joined in learning about Australia’s commitment to strengthening trade and investment ties with Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam. The event, led by Australia’s Special Envoy to Southeast Asia Mr Nicholas Moore and Australia’s Business Champion for Vietnam Ms Louise Adams, informed of a range of initiatives to help boost two-way trade and investment, including the Deals teams, technology “Landing Pad", the Australia-Southeast Asia Business Exchange (SEABX) and phase 2 of the Mekong-Australia Partnership (MAP)

At the Invested Information Session in Ho Chi Minh City, representatives from 14 Vietnam provinces, nearly 200 business leaders and local media joined in learning about Australia’s commitment to strengthening trade and investment ties with Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam. The event, led by Australia’s Special Envoy to Southeast Asia Mr Nicholas Moore and Australia’s Business Champion for Vietnam Ms Louise Adams, informed of a range of initiatives to help boost two-way trade and investment, including the Deals teams, technology “Landing Pad", the Australia-Southeast Asia Business Exchange (SEABX) and phase 2 of the Mekong-Australia Partnership (MAP)

At the Invested Information Session in Ho Chi Minh City, representatives from 14 Vietnam provinces, nearly 200 business leaders and local media joined in learning about Australia’s commitment to strengthening trade and investment ties with Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam. The event, led by Australia’s Special Envoy to Southeast Asia Mr Nicholas Moore and Australia’s Business Champion for Vietnam Ms Louise Adams, informed of a range of initiatives to help boost two-way trade and investment, including the Deals teams, technology “Landing Pad", the Australia-Southeast Asia Business Exchange (SEABX) and phase 2 of the Mekong-Australia Partnership (MAP)

At the Invested Information Session in Ho Chi Minh City, representatives from 14 Vietnam provinces, nearly 200 business leaders and local media joined in learning about Australia’s commitment to strengthening trade and investment ties with Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam. The event, led by Australia’s Special Envoy to Southeast Asia Mr Nicholas Moore and Australia’s Business Champion for Vietnam Ms Louise Adams, informed of a range of initiatives to help boost two-way trade and investment, including the Deals teams, technology “Landing Pad", the Australia-Southeast Asia Business Exchange (SEABX) and phase 2 of the Mekong-Australia Partnership (MAP)

At the Invested Information Session in Ho Chi Minh City, representatives from 14 Vietnam provinces, nearly 200 business leaders and local media joined in learning about Australia’s commitment to strengthening trade and investment ties with Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam. The event, led by Australia’s Special Envoy to Southeast Asia Mr Nicholas Moore and Australia’s Business Champion for Vietnam Ms Louise Adams, informed of a range of initiatives to help boost two-way trade and investment, including the Deals teams, technology “Landing Pad", the Australia-Southeast Asia Business Exchange (SEABX) and phase 2 of the Mekong-Australia Partnership (MAP)

At the Invested Information Session in Ho Chi Minh City, representatives from 14 Vietnam provinces, nearly 200 business leaders and local media joined in learning about Australia’s commitment to strengthening trade and investment ties with Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam. The event, led by Australia’s Special Envoy to Southeast Asia Mr Nicholas Moore and Australia’s Business Champion for Vietnam Ms Louise Adams, informed of a range of initiatives to help boost two-way trade and investment, including the Deals teams, technology “Landing Pad", the Australia-Southeast Asia Business Exchange (SEABX) and phase 2 of the Mekong-Australia Partnership (MAP)

At the Invested Information Session in Ho Chi Minh City, representatives from 14 Vietnam provinces, nearly 200 business leaders and local media joined in learning about Australia’s commitment to strengthening trade and investment ties with Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam. The event, led by Australia’s Special Envoy to Southeast Asia Mr Nicholas Moore and Australia’s Business Champion for Vietnam Ms Louise Adams, informed of a range of initiatives to help boost two-way trade and investment, including the Deals teams, technology “Landing Pad", the Australia-Southeast Asia Business Exchange (SEABX) and phase 2 of the Mekong-Australia Partnership (MAP)

At the Invested Information Session in Ho Chi Minh City, representatives from 14 Vietnam provinces, nearly 200 business leaders and local media joined in learning about Australia’s commitment to strengthening trade and investment ties with Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam. The event, led by Australia’s Special Envoy to Southeast Asia Mr Nicholas Moore and Australia’s Business Champion for Vietnam Ms Louise Adams, informed of a range of initiatives to help boost two-way trade and investment, including the Deals teams, technology “Landing Pad", the Australia-Southeast Asia Business Exchange (SEABX) and phase 2 of the Mekong-Australia Partnership (MAP)

At the Invested Information Session in Ho Chi Minh City, representatives from 14 Vietnam provinces, nearly 200 business leaders and local media joined in learning about Australia’s commitment to strengthening trade and investment ties with Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam. The event, led by Australia’s Special Envoy to Southeast Asia Mr Nicholas Moore and Australia’s Business Champion for Vietnam Ms Louise Adams, informed of a range of initiatives to help boost two-way trade and investment, including the Deals teams, technology “Landing Pad", the Australia-Southeast Asia Business Exchange (SEABX) and phase 2 of the Mekong-Australia Partnership (MAP)

At the Invested Information Session in Ho Chi Minh City, representatives from 14 Vietnam provinces, nearly 200 business leaders and local media joined in learning about Australia’s commitment to strengthening trade and investment ties with Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam. The event, led by Australia’s Special Envoy to Southeast Asia Mr Nicholas Moore and Australia’s Business Champion for Vietnam Ms Louise Adams, informed of a range of initiatives to help boost two-way trade and investment, including the Deals teams, technology “Landing Pad", the Australia-Southeast Asia Business Exchange (SEABX) and phase 2 of the Mekong-Australia Partnership (MAP)

At the Invested Information Session in Ho Chi Minh City, representatives from 14 Vietnam provinces, nearly 200 business leaders and local media joined in learning about Australia’s commitment to strengthening trade and investment ties with Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam. The event, led by Australia’s Special Envoy to Southeast Asia Mr Nicholas Moore and Australia’s Business Champion for Vietnam Ms Louise Adams, informed of a range of initiatives to help boost two-way trade and investment, including the Deals teams, technology “Landing Pad", the Australia-Southeast Asia Business Exchange (SEABX) and phase 2 of the Mekong-Australia Partnership (MAP)

At the Invested Information Session in Ho Chi Minh City, representatives from 14 Vietnam provinces, nearly 200 business leaders and local media joined in learning about Australia’s commitment to strengthening trade and investment ties with Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam. The event, led by Australia’s Special Envoy to Southeast Asia Mr Nicholas Moore and Australia’s Business Champion for Vietnam Ms Louise Adams, informed of a range of initiatives to help boost two-way trade and investment, including the Deals teams, technology “Landing Pad", the Australia-Southeast Asia Business Exchange (SEABX) and phase 2 of the Mekong-Australia Partnership (MAP)