"Original" becomes the new keyword.
Novelty is no longer the deciding factor. Instead, value lies in the authenticity of the experience – where each destination must have its own unique, unreplicable identity. "Authenticity" is therefore not just a trend but is gradually becoming the new benchmark for luxury tourism . A resort is no longer judged solely by its amenities but by its ability to create a sense of belonging: whether the space tells the story of the land, whether the architecture evokes cultural memories, and whether the experience brings guests closer to local life.

The stone statue depicting a Cham dance at the reception desk – a cultural landmark that has been present with Furama for 28 years.
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Booking.com's Travel Predictions survey also shows that travelers are prioritizing deeper connections with destinations, rather than mass-produced itineraries. This is a remarkable shift: from traveling to "pass through" a place, to traveling to truly "stay" in the spirit of that place.
Da Nang is also adjusting its destination storytelling approach, beginning to place a greater emphasis on cultural depth. Recently, the Da Nang Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism launched the "Returning to the Original" program as a way to re-establish values: bringing tourists back to the most authentic aspects of Central Vietnam.
The difference lies in the method of practice.
At Furama Resort Da Nang & Furama Villas Da Nang, the spirit of "authenticity" is expressed through the way the resort spaces are created as a cultural journey. A highlight is the "Cham Alley" - a space inspired by the Champa heritage, a civilization that left a deep mark on Central Vietnam through its temples, sandstone sculptures, fired bricks, and metalwork.
Instead of recreating Champa culture through surface decoration, Furama evokes Champa memories through details close to daily life, such as images of Champa women preserving pottery through generations, the traces of temples and towers, and the enduring spirit of craftsmanship. As a result, visitors not only pass through an architectural space but also step into a layer of local memory told through materials, shapes, and stories.
This experiential journey continues at the Vietnamese Charm Corner, where Vietnamese culture is showcased through traditional Vietnamese paper lanterns featuring Dong Ho folk paintings and over 300-year-old Quang Duc ceramics. These details create cultural stops of sufficient depth, allowing a stay at Furama to transcend the concept of simply staying by the sea and become an experience connected to the heritage of Central Vietnam.
The culinary offerings at Furama don't stand alone as a separate highlight, but rather complement the overall story of the resort. With 10 restaurants and bars, ranging from Asian to European cuisine , each touchpoint is developed with its own unique identity, yet all share a spirit of authenticity – respecting originality rather than chasing "fusion" trends. This consistency creates a distinct culinary journey, authentic enough to leave a lasting and irreplaceable impression on any Furama resort experience.
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/khi-du-lich-tro-ve-nguyen-ban-185260618160942477.htm










