On January 1, 2026, Vietnam will for the first time hand over an international airport to private operators. Simultaneously, 40 Boeing 787s worth $22.5 billion, a 64 trillion VND hotel city, and an APEC convention center will all converge on Phu Quoc. Who will pay after the conference?
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On January 1, 2026, Vietnam will for the first time hand over an international airport to private operators. Simultaneously, 40 Boeing 787s worth $22.5 billion, a 64 trillion VND hotel city, and an APEC convention center will all converge on Phu Quoc. Who will pay after the conference?
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