Ho Chi Minh City Seeks to Build Tourism Security Shield
Ho Chi Minh City is recognizing the need to build a "tourism security shield" to ensure safety and enhance satisfaction as international visitor numbers rise. The city aims for sustainable tourism through developing diverse experiential products and supporting digital content creators.
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