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Vietnam Shifts Coastal Tourism Focus from Numbers to Value

Vietnam is revising its coastal tourism strategy, moving away from reliance on visitor numbers to enhance revenue through higher value experiences. The focus is shifting from mere beach resorts to improving overall appeal, including nightlife and environmental conservation.

Original source: VietnamPlus EnglishMore country news

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