MICE tourism model for Can Tho city

Tóm tắt

Located in the heart of the Mekong Delta, Can Tho city is an attractive destination with a wide variety of tourism products, especially river tourism, eco-tourism, and MICE tourism. This study analyzed the essential factors and advantages of MICE tourism and proposed a development model for MICE tourism in Can Tho city. The study also proposed several solutions to promote the sustainable development of MICE tourism and contribute to enhancing the position of Can Tho city on the domestic and international tourism map.

Từ khóa
MICE tourism the Mekong Delta Can Tho city

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