How money from

tourism can benefit

local businesses and
improve the economy.
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Specifically, the total contribution of tourism to Vietnam's
GDP, is 584,884 billion VND (equivalent to 13.9% of GDP).
Of which, the direct contribution of tourism to GDP is
279,287 billion VND (equivalent to 6.6% of GDP).
Specifically, the total contribution of tourism to Vietnam's
GDP, is 584,884 billion VND (equivalent to 13.9% of GDP).
Of which, the direct contribution of tourism to GDP is
279,287 billion VND (equivalent to 6.6% of GDP).

According to the World Travel & Tourism Council, this industry

creates about 330 million jobs and contributes more than
10% of global GDP each year, equivalent to 8,900 billion USD.
2. TO LOCAL BUSINESS
Obviously Vietnam ;)
- Tourism provides several benefits to local economies such as.

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JW Marriot Hotel Hanoi

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It generates billions of dollars and attracts more investment capital
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The Huc Bridge
Bai Chay Beach

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Ben Nghe Channel Nha Rong Harbour
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The Huc Bridge
Bai Chay Beach

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Ben Nghe Channel Nha Rong Harbour
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The Huc Bridge
Bai Chay Beach

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*FOREIGNERS WHEN SEEING VIETNAMESE HANDCRAFTS:

It assists in the preservation of heritage sites, natural wonders, and precious cultures, creating a
platform for people to showcase their cultural traditions and safeguard sacred areas.
3. TO THE ECONOMY
a. Increased tax revenue

Lodging taxes
Sales taxes
Service fees
This tax revenue can be used to fund public services that benefit the entire community.
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b. Diversified the Economy

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In the past, Vietnam was very dependent on the backward agricultural sector,
but up to now, along with other industries, the tourism industry has created
diversity and directly contributed 6.6% of GDP.
The Philippines has the largest number of tourism workers affected by the COVID-19
pandemic. In 2019, this country welcomed 8.3 million international tourists.