Vietnam Eyes $300B Tourism Revenue, Aims for Economic Growth Driver
Vietnam aims to achieve $300 billion in tourism revenue by 2025, positioning the sector as a powerful driver of economic growth. Strengthening cooperation with the private sector is key.
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