“Why do we start?” - we all go through the challenging “start” phase and then strive to turn our dreams into reality. The new video series “7A.M Start” produced by Travellive Media Group and its companion Ford Territory, is a bridge to bring the audience to the stories behind the portrait of each Vietnamese brand. Appearing first on the journey, the talented band Dan Do brings a series of inspirational stories to the public.
TRAVELLIVE readers are invited to watch Episode 1 of the video series “7A.M Start” to discover the story of the Dan Do group - artists who are tirelessly searching for unique art with Vietnamese imprints. They represent a small piece in the colorful picture of Vietnamese brand portraits that are increasingly asserting their position in the market.
Stay tuned for the next episodes of “7A.M Start” to support and be inspired by the passionate and courageous stories of Vietnamese brands!
More information:
“7 A.M Start”- New video series produced by Travellive Media Group
Accompanying units:Ford Territory - Ford Vietnam
Content:Each episode is a different story, not only the story of Local Brand but also the life/personal story behind the brand. They are different portraits but what they have in common is that they are contemporary people living positively, living fully and creating value.
Host:Dustin Phuc Nguyen
About Ford Territory
Launched in late 2022, Ford Territory marks Ford's return to the compact sport utility vehicle (C-SUV) segment in Vietnam. The New Generation Territory is a global product of Ford developed and designed at Ford's studio in Australia and assembled at many Ford facilities around the world.
Ford Territory belongs to the Smart design pillar (Smart of Ford) combined with the design philosophy of "the power of continuous energy flow", resulting in a strong, modern overall design, spacious interior, fully equipped with safety features, smart driver support, aimed at customers who are young families and independent individuals who love the new, youthful, dynamic and luxurious.
