Woman Transforms Melaleuca Forest into $3.8M Annual Tourism Business
In Vietnam's southernmost province of Ca Mau, a 44-year-old entrepreneur has transformed six hectares of family-owned melaleuca forest into "Ca Mau Eco," a thriving ecotourism site generating approximately $3.8 million annually. She abandoned a city career to build a business rooted in local culture and nature, contributing to the regional economy.
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