Phu Quoc Island Surpasses $1.6 Billion in Tourism Revenue, Symbolizing Vietnam's Growth Strategy
Phu Quoc Island in southern Vietnam generated over $1.6 billion in tourism revenue from January to August, driven by a surge in foreign arrivals. The island is solidifying its role as a 'new growth pole' in Vietnam's high-end resort development strategy.
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