Vietnamese food has gained global recognition through social media platforms, transforming from local fare to a powerful cultural ambassador. Vivid visuals and relatable experiences evoke strong emotions, enticing viewers to connect with Vietnam. While fostering curiosity, this trend also presents challenges, such as overtourism and the risk of diluting regional authenticity.
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Provincial Mergers: A Mixed Bag of Concerns and Opportunities for Vietnam’s Tourism
The government proposes to reduce provinces from 63 to 34, sparking mixed emotions in tourism. Concerns about losing significant place names affecting brand recognition and local identity are prevalent. However, industry experts argue that familiar landmarks will endure, emphasizing effective promotion and communication to maintain tourist interest amid administrative changes.
Discover Moc Chau: Community-Based Tourism Initiatives
Instead of pursuing mass tourism, Moc Chau (Son La) is focusing on community-based tourism as a long-term strategy. This approach harmonizes economic growth with the preservation of cultural identity and environmental protection, creating sustainable appeal for this beautiful highland region. Guided by the principle of “connecting, supporting, and jointly promoting sustainable community-based tourism development,” householdsContinue reading “Discover Moc Chau: Community-Based Tourism Initiatives”
Celebrate festive season with the 4th Ho Chi Minh City Tourism Week 2024: An exciting lineup of festivals!
The 4th Ho Chi Minh City Tourism Week is scheduled to take place from the 5th to the 12th December 2024, featuring over 80 activities and festivals spread across the city The event highlights community spirit and inter-sectoral collaboration, bringing together departments, districts, and residents to showcase the city as a vibrant, modern, and uniqueContinue reading “Celebrate festive season with the 4th Ho Chi Minh City Tourism Week 2024: An exciting lineup of festivals!”
Bac Giang–Making Cultural and Spiritual Tourism a Highlight
With unique cultural sites like Vinh Nghiem Pagoda, Yen The Insurrection, Bo Da Pagoda, Tho HA Ancient Village, and Tay Yen Tu, Bac Giang’s spiritual tourism has attracted many domestic and international visitors. Recognizing cultural-spiritual tourism as a key development area, Bac Giang is investing in infrastructure, restoration, and preservation of heritage sites to makeContinue reading “Bac Giang–Making Cultural and Spiritual Tourism a Highlight”
Australian Hospitality Alumni Network Vietnam 