Vietnam Tourism Focuses on Experiential Offerings to Boost International Competitiveness
Vietnam's tourism industry is shifting focus from mere resource abundance to transforming them into unique, attractive experiential products, crucial for international competitiveness. With a target of 25 million international visitors by 2026, related events are being held nationwide, alongside efforts to link local specialties.
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