Weekend Tourism - a Tourism Product aimed at Customers Living and Working in Big Cities in Vietnam


Abstract
To implement this article, we have chosen the research area of Binh Duong (bordering Ho Chi Minh City, with a history of over 300 years of development, with 11 years of operating the type of weekend tourism from 2008 to present); have used some research methods in social sciences, particularly ethnographic fieldwork such as strategic interview, comparing and analyzing data gathered from multiple sources. The article consists of three parts: The concept of "Weekend tourism" and specific products; Identify key factors affecting the exploitation of the "weekend tourism" type in Binh Duong, and finally, a number of measures to contribute to the development of "weekend tourism" in the context of international integration.
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