Phu Quoc Island Eyes 2.4 Million Foreign Tourists Amid Surge
Phu Quoc Island in Vietnam is on track to meet its 2023 target of 2.4 million foreign tourists, boosted by new direct flights from Russia and the peak season. The island welcomed 1.92 million international visitors from January to September, with tourism revenue seeing a significant rise.
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