Golfing could boost recovery of Vietnam tourism industry


FLC Golf Course in the northeastern province of Quảng Ninh, an example of how Vietnam can utilise its assets to maximise golf tourism. — Courtesy of FLC

HANOI (Vietnam/Asia News Network): As Vietnam begins to tentatively welcome international tourists back to its shores, an increased emphasis on golf tourism could provide a well-needed boost to the beleaguered tourism industry after nearly two years of Covid-19 restrictions.

While Vietnam has officially welcomed the first international tourists back, in phase one the overall guest experience will be limited. The question is; what can Vietnam do to attract more foreign tourists?

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