Vietnamese Fishing Villages Navigate Tourism Development and Traditional Livelihoods
Vietnamese fishing villages are grappling with the dual challenges of advancing tourism development and preserving traditional fishing livelihoods and local life. There is a growing movement to explore sustainable tourism models while safeguarding unique regional cultures and lifestyles.
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