Vietnam Tourism Faces Severe Labor Shortage Amid Growth Ambitions
Vietnam's tourism sector is grappling with a significant labor shortage across hotels, travel agencies, and restaurants, driven by a surge in international visitors. Addressing this human resource gap is crucial for achieving the 2030 goal of tourism contributing 10-12% to GDP.
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