
Vietnam Connects Nature and Culture for Green Tourism Promotion
Vietnam is actively promoting green tourism by leveraging its rich natural landscapes and unique cultural heritage across various regions. Tourism development, such as the train journey in Thai Nguyen and rural experiences in Lai Chau and Son La provinces, is contributing to regional economic revitalization and improved livelihoods.
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