Analytic
Thứ hai, ngày 02/01/2026

Tin tức mới nhất về: Cultural resources

Developing community-based tourism based on cultural resources in ethnic minority areas of Hanoi city

Developing community-based tourism based on cultural resources in ethnic minority areas of Hanoi city

English review | MA. Nguyen Duy Dung* - 08:27, 21/09/2026
(DTTG) - Abstract: The ethnic minority areas of Hanoi possess a distinctive system of cultural resources belonging to the Muong and Dao communities including festivals, local knowledge, handicrafts, cuisine, traditional housing and folk arts creating significant potential for the development of community-based tourism. Based on the research findings, the author assesses the current state of cultural resource utilization in community-based tourism development across communes such as My Duc, Yen Xuan, Suoi Hai, Ba Vi and Yen Bai, at the same time proposing solutions aimed at sustainable development. Research findings indicate that fostering the community’s role as the primary actor by linking cultural preservation with livelihood development and implementing the goals of the National Target Program for socio-economic development in ethnic minority and mountainous areas (2021-2025) is a decisive factor in enhancing the competitiveness of community-based tourism, thereby contributing to the preservation of cultural identity and local economic development.
Transforming “cultural capital” into “economic capital” in ethnic minority and mountainous areas

Transforming “cultural capital” into “economic capital” in ethnic minority and mountainous areas

English review | Tran Tri Dung - 08:18, 15/09/2026
Abstract: Ethnic minority culture is an important endogenous resource in Vietnam’s sustainable development strategy. Based on an analysis of policies and statistical data from the period of 2021-2025, this article clarifies the extent to which cultural values ​​are transformed into economic values ​​through the OCOP Program and rural tourism in ethnic minority and mountainous areas. The results demonstrate a significant expansion in product scale and revenue, as well as increased participation by ethnic minority communities in product and service value chains; this contributes to creating additional livelihoods for these communities and affirms the role of culture as an endogenous resource for sustainable development.