Vietnam Explores Ecosystem for Sustainable Traditional Craft Villages
Vietnam is exploring ecosystem development to preserve and promote its traditional craft villages, emphasizing artisans at the core of the value chain and local communities as primary beneficiaries of tourism. Technological integration and urban cultural initiatives are also gaining momentum.
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