Tin tức mới nhất về: spiritual tourism

Abstract: In a turbulent world, where material development has reached saturation point and the pressures of modern life weigh increasingly heavily on the human psyche, a powerful shift has emerged: the journey of introspection. No longer merely religious pilgrimages, spiritual tourism is emerging as a key economic sector, a multi-billion dollar “blue ocean” offering opportunities for life-changing experiences for many countries, including Vietnam. However, behind the impressive growth figures, the challenge of balancing “economy” and “spirituality”, “profit” and “sacredness” is posing unprecedented obstacles. This article focuses on analyzing the current state and potential of spiritual tourism in Vietnam, since proposing strategic solutions to transform heritage into a sustainable economic resource, helping the tourism industry not only weather the storm but also achieve strong breakthroughs in the new era.

(DTTG) - Abstract: Vietnamese festivals are inherently a transcendental space, where people seek harmony between the individual and the community between reality and spirituality. However, under the pressure of the market economy and the shift in social values, festivals are gradually becoming materialistic. The phenomenon of commercialization is not simply the emergence of buying and selling activities, but more fundamentally, it is a transformation in the nature of cultural behaviors. This article delves into an analysis of the commercialization of traditional festivals in Vietnam within the context of global integration. Through commercialization approaches, it’s not just the intrusion of buying and selling activities into sacred spaces, but also a transformation of the very nature of religious belief. With 4 core groups of causes: (1) Deviation in the spiritual consciousness of modern inhabitants; (2) Pressure for local economic growth; (3) The breakdown of the community’s role as a subject; (4) Gaps in state management, from there, strategic solutions are proposed to restore the true value of the festival, placing the community at the center of all conservation activities.

(DTTG) - Abstract: Vietnamese festivals are inherently a transcendental space, where people seek harmony between the individual and the community, between reality and spirituality. However, under the pressure of the market economy and the shift in social values, festivals are gradually becoming materialistic. Commercialization is not simply the appearance of buying and selling activities, but more fundamentally, it is a transformation in the nature of cultural behaviors. This article delves into an analysis of the commercialization of traditional festivals in Vietnam within the context of global integration. Through commercialization approaches, it’s not just the intrusion of buying and selling activities into sacred spaces, but also a transformation of the very nature of religious belief. With 4 core groups of causes: (1) Deviation in the spiritual consciousness of modern inhabitants; (2) Pressure for local economic growth; (3) Disruption of the community’s role as a subject; (4) Gaps in state management, from which to propose strategic solutions to restore the real value of the festival, with the community at the center of all conservation activities.

(DTTG) - Tuyen Quang is one of the impressive spiritual tourism destinations with many ancient and sacred pagodas, temples and shrines. Associated with Buddhist holidays, Mother Goddess worship, anniversaries of historical and cultural relics are spiritual festivals that are rich in distinctive traditional cultural features.