Hoi An Faces Cultural Erosion Amidst Rapid Commercialization
Hoi An, a historic Vietnamese trading port, is experiencing a cultural decline as rapid commercialization drives out local residents. Soaring rents and a focus on business profit threaten the town's heritage and traditional way of life, raising concerns about its future.
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