According to Thai media news, on September 7, Vientiane, Laos, opened the first 7-11 chain convenience store. On that day, a large number of people flocked to the aforementioned convenience stores for the shopping experience, and the front of the stores was also full of vehicles, and the area was almost overcrowded.
At the same time, young Lao people came to experience it and shoot videos to share on social media. Through the video, it was learned that the products sold at the 7-Eleven convenience store were not much different from Thailand, among which the food category was the most popular, and the shrimp dumplings were snapped up on the same day. At the same time, Lao customers need to carry cash, as the store does not support transfer payments for the time being.
It is understood that the first 7-11 convenience store in Laos is managed by the Laos branch of Thailand's CP Group, with a contract period of 30 years, and more branches will be prepared in the future.