Phu Quoc's Bid to Become a Global MICE Hub Faces Hurdles
Vietnam's Phu Quoc island aims to become a global MICE tourism hub, but faces challenges in attracting year-round visitors and enhancing its high-value offerings. Infrastructure development and international competitiveness are crucial for its success.
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