Vietnam’s Dong Nai region is charting a new course in eco-tourism by investing in sustainable infrastructure and celebrating local heritage. The aim is to welcome global travelers who value environmental responsibility while experiencing the rich cultural tapestry of the area.

Jiujiang’s recent tourism campaign in Kuala Lumpur underscores a drive to boost collaboration between China and Malaysia. By spotlighting eco-tourism destinations like Lushan and Yongxiu, the city hopes to attract more visitors and forge robust, mutually beneficial travel connections.

A blistering excerpt from “Elephant Doctor” paints the forest as a stage for human vice. Educated tourists, armed with fried snacks and liquor, treat the wilderness like a picnic ground—an act the narrator calls “man’s depravity.”

Da Lat, Vietnam’s emerging green tourism hub, is setting its sights on becoming Asia’s leading creative and eco-friendly destination by 2030. This bold ambition reflects the city’s commitment to sustainable travel and its potential to transform tourism in Southeast Asia.