
Vietnam's First Ramsar Site: Developing Sustainable Tourism at Xuan Thuy
Xuan Thuy National Park, Vietnam's first Ramsar site, is pursuing tourism development that balances ecological protection. This biodiversity hotspot aims for regional revitalization through birdwatching and nature experiences, but sustainability remains a key challenge.
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