Hanoi's Traditional Craft Villages Seek to Overcome Investment Bottlenecks
Hanoi's traditional craft villages face investment stagnation due to small-scale production and infrastructure issues. To overcome this, enhanced government coordination, stronger ties between artisans and businesses, and expanded production, commercial, and experiential tourism models are needed.
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