Michelin Guide Expands Vietnam's Culinary Horizons, Eyes Phu Quoc Island
Following its presence in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Nang, the Michelin Guide is now looking to Phu Quoc Island as the next chapter in showcasing Vietnam's culinary landscape, with food potentially serving as a 'Culinary Ambassador' to attract international travelers.
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