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Vietnam heritage and nature-based economic development

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Vietnam heritage-based heritage and nature-based economic development

Provinces in Vietnam are increasingly utilizing cultural and natural heritage to drive economic development and sustainable tourism. In Quang Ninh, the economic model is transitioning from a reliance on coal mining toward a ‘green’ growth strategy. Recent seminars in the province have focused on implementing national resolutions to foster cultural industries and use cultural resources as “endogenous drivers” for rapid, sustainable development. In September 2026, local leadership and representatives from the Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics met to further discuss transforming cultural values into regional development drivers, specifically aligning with Politburo Resolution No. 80-NQ/TW to create new growth models through the province’s diverse cultural identity. In Ha Tinh, the Xuan Thanh Tourist Area has successfully integrated intangible heritage, such as traditional folk music including Vi, Giam, Ca Tru, and Tro Kieu, to provide immersive experiences. Similarly, Ninh Binh is transforming its collection of over 5,000 relics into economic assets. Following national mandates, Ninh Binh reported significant results in 2025, welcoming over 19.4 million tourists and generating more than 21,238 billion VND in revenue, which has stimulated hospitality, commerce, and traditional craft villages. Coastal communities revenue. Sustainable livelihoods are also adopting models that integrate tourism with existing livelihoods. being developed through forest conservation. In Da Nang, the Tan Thanh Hoa Bac Ecological Agriculture and Community Tourism Cooperative combines community tourism area with ecological agriculture and Co Tu ethnic culture to protect headwater forests. In Lao Cai, authorities are promoting the organized cultivation of indigenous medicinal plants beneath forest canopies to preserve genetic resources and prevent soil erosion. Additionally, coastal communities in Hoi An and the Tam Tien fish market in Da Nang, Nang continue to weave tourism is woven into fishing and seafood trading. At the Tam Tien fish market, afternoon sessions allow tourists to interact with fishermen and purchase fresh seafood directly, providing fishermen with additional markets while preserving their primary occupation. This approach benefits trading, benefiting local businesses, such as businesses like homestays and restaurants, particularly among travelers interested in maritime culture and local coral reefs. restaurants.

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  1. 2026-10-08 08:56 UTC Vietnam heritage and nature-based economic development
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