For the first time, Heineken collaborated with Masterise Homes to organize the LUXURY COUNTDOWN PARTY 2024 New Year’s Eve festival at the new center of The Global City. The event treated more than 50.000 spectators to a fireworks party combined with top-notch music, marking the emotional moment of the transition to 2024.
2023 marked a brilliant year, The Global City has proven the attraction of a new center when welcoming nearly 1 million visitors to visit and have fun through large-scale, international events such as the largest water music festival in Southeast Asia, Luxury Countdown 2023, The Legend Concert, GENfest music festival, and becoming an ideal place to attract famous brands to cooperate such as Mercedes, Lamborghini, Aston Martin, …
From fashion, music, sports to architecture,… each event marks countless memorable moments and opens up thousands of experiences for all audiences.
A new, vibrant and modern central image has truly taken shape with the 2024 New Year’s Countdown event with more than 50.000 people taking place at The Global City.
Considered the new center of Ho Chi Minh City, this is the second year The Global City has organized a large-scale New Year’s Eve event in 2, expected to welcome more than 2024 attendees, 50.000 times more than the first countdown event in 10.





A series of utilities are gradually being completed
In just a short time since the largest outdoor water music area in Southeast Asia opened phase 1 and went into operation in September 9, The Global City has become a familiar entertainment venue for Ho Chi Minh City residents.
According to Masterise Homes, with a vision to bring The Global City Thu Duc Becoming the new center of the city, this unit is gradually completing a series of modern and magnificent public utilities.
In addition to the outdoor water music area that has come into operation, the largest amusement park in the city center, City Park, with the longest indoor and outdoor professional Go-kart racing track in Southeast Asia, will also open to welcome the city’s residents in the first quarter of 1.
These facilities not only serve the community of residents of The Global City of up to 40.000 people, but also meet the needs of residents and tourists coming to Ho Chi Minh City with shopping, entertainment, dining, and relaxation activities.
Mr. Julian Wyatt, CEO of Masterise Property Management, said that after more than a year of the first utility, the water music area, being put into operation, The Global City has created a strong attraction for the people of Ho Chi Minh City, welcoming nearly 1 million visitors to visit and have fun through large-scale events and becoming an ideal place to attract famous brands to cooperate and expand their business.
“We are continuing to complete other large-scale facilities such as City Park, 2km canal, etc. during the handover phase of the SOHO townhouses to increase the excitement, create a large and stable source of customers, helping owners to do profitable business immediately. The New Year’s Eve event with a scale of more than 50.000 people this year is a milestone showing that a new center has been formed at The Global City, where the city’s large-scale activities are concentrated, typically the large-scale fireworks display that people are highly looking forward to,” he added.
The Global City will be a ‘new city within a city’ in Vietnam
According to CNN – one of the leading newspapers in the US, Foster + Partners Architecture Group has just announced an ambitious plan for a new “city within a city” in Vietnam, with many green areas and high sustainability.
British architects revealed that the “golden” land in Ho Chi Minh City with an area of 290 acres (equivalent to more than 117 hectares) will be designed and planned systematically to become a “global city” true to its name The Global City.
Accordingly, a modern super urban area will be built around a “green core” in harmony with nature, becoming a “new city” right inside Ho Chi Minh City – the economic center of Vietnam.
In an exclusive interview with CNN, Toby Blunt, senior partner at Foster + Partners, said the company inherited the master plan of the approved project, but still designed it to aim for a balance between biodiversity in the landscape and the health of residents in a modern urban space.



