Hanoi to Unveil Beverage Tourism Map at 2026 Festival
Vietnam is set to enhance its tourism promotion by unveiling a beverage tourism map at a 2026 festival. Amidst the growing importance of the Chinese market, Hanoi and Phu Quoc Island are leveraging culinary culture and digital technologies to attract visitors. The inclusion of Michelin Guide inspectors is also expected to boost regional brand value.
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