With the goal of fostering collective spirit and recharging everyone’s energy after a period of hard work, while also kicking off a vibrant and successful business season, Mr. Pham Minh Thuan – Chairman of the Board of Directors of FAHASA – has chosen the coastal city of Nha Trang, a paradise of golden sunshine and ocean waves, as the destination for the 2025 company vacation for all office staff of FAHASA.
The 3-day, 3-night journey (from March 27 to March 30, 2025) was not just a relaxing getaway, but a meaningful gift that brought memorable moments through visits to popular destinations like the I-Resort Mud Bath Center, the Nha Trang Institute of Oceanography, Stone Church (Nha tho Đa), and the Ana Marina Yacht Harbor.


The highlight of the trip was the Team Building program on Orchid Island (Đảo Hoa Lan) and the Gala Dinner, where all employees came together in vibrant and energetic activities. Amidst the refreshing natural scenery, every laugh, every handshake, and every shared moment became a treasured memory, bringing everyone closer together. It was not only an occasion to strengthen collegial bonds but also an opportunity for leaders and staff to connect, empathize, and move forward in unity—building a strong, family-like team. These unforgettable moments will serve as a source of motivation, inspiring every team member to stride confidently into future challenges.

The Gala Dinner was an essential highlight, where everyone listened to heartfelt and inspiring words from Mr. Pham Minh Thuan and the FAHASA leadership. The evening was made even more joyful with fun games, delicious food, and a touching moment when all watched a recap video of the two incredible days together. Each image on screen played like a film filled with emotion, leaving a lasting impression and bringing the perfect close to a meaningful journey.





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