Quang Duc ancient ceramics are among Phu Yen’s most notable cultural heritages. The south-central province has hosted seminars, exhibitions, and research projects to fully assess their value and propose preservation and tourism development strategies linked to traditional craft villages.
The preservation and promotion of traditional cultural and artistic heritage is no longer confined to museums or theater stages. Instead, a new trend is shaping the future of culture: digitising heritage which means “packaging" traditional values by using technology to retell them in ways that the youth want to hear, engage with, and share.
In the heart of Belgium’s Brussels, a modest yet heartfelt symposium became a symbol of cultural pride, unfolding Vietnam’s “pho” and the Vietnamese culinary map in Europe.
With ambitious goals and a clear roadmap, the plan not only affirms the province’s aspiration to make tourism a spearhead economic sector but also lays a solid foundation for sustainable development - harmoniously integrated with nature and local communities.