Quality comes first.

- Tourism professionals say that the biggest dream of many tourists when traveling abroad is simply to get a good night's sleep. And a significant number of tourists travel just to forget the pain of parting ways. Is that really true?

- This is believable. For many, spending money on a long journey is an investment in comfort. If most of their daily lives are too stressful, finding restful sleep is a great joy. And seeking solace after heartbreak or loss is common, regardless of where one lives. Traveling for that is called healing tourism .

Can our country meet this need?

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- In terms of potential, there's a lot to say. First, there's the rich cuisine . Delicious meals bring excitement to each day. Then there's the diverse nature. With its serene landscapes, visitors can easily find balance. And another important factor is the healing through traditional culture and spirituality. Soaking feet in herbal water, for example, is a gift that many other countries lack.

So, how far is the gap between potential and reality?

- To reap the fruit, you must patiently plant the tree. The same applies to tourism; it requires careful investment. If healing is treated merely as a trend, it will lead nowhere. Sustainability only comes when quality is always prioritized.

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Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/chat-luong-lam-dau-post807175.html