Tealive says “Hi” to Vietnam
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Bubble-tea brand Tealive has made its debut in Vietnam with two stores in one month.
The first one is located in Vincom shopping centre while the second one is a standalone store on Le Thanh Ton Street, near Ben Thanh market.
To mark its debut in Vietnam, Tealive introduced five exclusive drinks.
Bryan Loo, founder and CEO of Tealive, is confident the brand will win over local millennials.
Tealive Vietnam plans to open three more stores before the end of this year, targeting 20 next year.
Tealive, owned by Loob Holdings, rebranded from Chatime after a dispute with outlets.
Questions & Answers
Q.Where are Tealive's first two stores in Vietnam located?
Where are Tealive's first two stores in Vietnam located?
The first store is situated in Vincom shopping centre. The second is a standalone store on Le Thanh Ton Street, close to Ben Thanh market.
Q.How many new stores does Tealive plan to open in Vietnam by the end of next year?
How many new stores does Tealive plan to open in Vietnam by the end of next year?
Tealive plans to open three more stores before the end of this year. They then aim to open an additional 20 stores next year.
Q.Why did Tealive rebrand from Chatime?
Why did Tealive rebrand from Chatime?
Tealive rebranded from Chatime following a dispute concerning its outlets. The article does not provide further details on the nature of this dispute.
Q.What special offering did Tealive introduce to mark its debut in Vietnam?
What special offering did Tealive introduce to mark its debut in Vietnam?
To celebrate its launch in Vietnam, Tealive introduced five exclusive drinks. The article does not specify what these drinks are.
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