Vietnam to Revamp Tourism Strategy: Focus on Cultural and Specialty Products for High Value
Vietnam is set to implement a new strategy to attract high-value tourists by leveraging Geographical Indication (GI) products, regional cuisine, and cultural heritage as tourism assets. This aims to maximize tourism revenue and increase customer spending.
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