Phu Quoc Island Accelerates Tourism Promotion with Infrastructure Development
Vietnam's southern resort island of Phu Quoc is accelerating efforts to attract domestic and international tourists by enhancing its infrastructure. The island is focusing on expanding its road network and improving public services, aiming for sustainable economic growth.
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