The Birth of a New Province: A “Proud Owner of a Unique Geographical Location” that Immediately Attracts the Attention of Vingroup, Ecopark, and T&T Group Giants.

Long An and Tay Ninh, the newly merged province, boasts a strategic location that bridges the vibrant Mekong Delta region with the bustling eastern region of Vietnam. With over 40 well-functioning industrial parks in Duc Hoa, Ben Luc, and Tan An, Long An thrives due to its proximity to Ho Chi Minh City and its integrated infrastructure. On the other hand, Tay Ninh stands out for its diverse tourism potential and internationally renowned landmarks. The Vam Co Dong river system, flowing entirely through Tay Ninh, will significantly boost the development of eco-tourism and high-tech agriculture.

Both Tay Ninh and Long An hold significant strategic value, sharing borders with Ho Chi Minh City and Cambodia. The merger has resulted in a spacious province spanning over 8,500 square kilometers and a population of more than 3.3 million people. The combined GRDP in 2024 reached an impressive VND 292,000 billion.

The new Tay Ninh province proudly possesses a unique geographical advantage, acting as a bridge from the vibrant gateway of the Mekong Delta to the southwest border with Cambodia. Accompanied by a robust transportation infrastructure, the province is poised for exponential growth. Tay Ninh benefits from a well-established transportation network, seamlessly connecting different regions and facilitating international trade.

Vital national highways such as the bustling Highway 1, Highway 22 (part of the Asian Highway Network) connecting major economic centers, and Highways 62 and 50, form the backbone of the province’s connectivity. These are complemented by critical provincial roads such as DT830 (Duc Hoa – Tan Tap), DT823, DT824, and DT825, creating a comprehensive network linking the northern and southern regions. Additionally, the ongoing development of the third and fourth ring roads will further connect Tay Ninh to Ho Chi Minh City and its neighboring provinces.

The Long An International Port on the Soai Rap River, capable of accommodating large vessels of up to 70,000 DWT, is emerging as a significant maritime gateway for the region. It is boosting logistics and facilitating international trade. Industrial parks and clusters are flourishing across the new province, attracting investments and providing employment opportunities for tens of thousands of workers, contributing to the overall economic development.

The accelerated growth of the new Tay Ninh province post-merger has spurred prominent developers to launch new projects. In June and July, the market witnessed unprecedented excitement around projects such as Vinhomes Green City by Vingroup and Eco Retreat by Ecopark. The level of activity was extraordinary, with thousands of bookings recorded within just a day or two of the launches.

Riding this market wave, on August 14, T&T Homes, a member of the T&T Group, will hold a grand kick-off event for their project, T&T City Millennia, with the participation of over 1,000 sales staff at the GEM Center in Ho Chi Minh City. Preceding this, a grand music festival, “Unleashing the Heritage – Stepping Firmly into the New Era,” was held at the project site, attracting over 5,000 customers.