Mr. Du Thai Binh showed the QR code of the crab to consumers and visitors at the Ca Mau Crab Festival 2025 in Ho Chi Minh City.
Furthermore, the festival also utilizes the "Scan Around Here - What to Eat, Do, Buy, and Stay in Ca Mau?" platform, creating a comprehensive digital ecosystem for the local economy, from trade promotion, tourism, and employment to management and policy planning. This aims to make Ca Mau a pioneering province in building a Digital Economic - Tourism - Social Map, connecting people, businesses, tourists, and workers on a single platform, promoting community digital transformation and green growth.
This platform helps locals and tourists access information, offers, destinations, and services quickly; businesses can have free mini-websites and e-commerce platforms with 0% fees, expanding their markets, increasing revenue, and reducing marketing costs.
Inext Group Solutions and Investment Joint Stock Company is taking photos to update more OCOP products on the platform "Scan Around Here - What to eat, what to do, what to buy, where to stay in Ca Mau?".
Mr. Mai Quoc Thoi, from Inext Group Investment and Solutions Joint Stock Company, emphasized: “The platform integrates all OCOP entities, helping tourists easily search for product information, prices, and entertainment and culinary destinations. This is an effective tool for promoting local festivals and culture (such as the Nghinh Ong Festival, the Thien Hau Festival, the Crab Festival, or the Shrimp Festival…).
Thanks to technology and digital media, Ca Mau crab is not only transparent and convenient but also enhances its brand image, allowing tourists and locals to have a complete and trustworthy experience.
Digital media creates a "spreading wave".
Right at the beginning of the year, numerous online promotional activities were launched: videos introducing the festival, clips telling stories about crab farming, livestreams by travel bloggers, and a series of hashtags such as #CuaCaMau2025, #XinChaoCaMau… constantly appearing on Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube. These contents attracted millions of views, creating a natural viral effect, especially among young people who love experiential travel.
Local news outlets have also undergone a transformation with a modern approach: concise content, visually appealing images, and a priority on real-life stories about fishermen, businesses, and households engaged in sustainable crab farming. Many central and regional media outlets have published series analyzing the value of Ca Mau crabs, the potential of the marine economy, and the meticulous preparations for the festival. These informative articles help position the Ca Mau Crab Festival as a professional cultural and tourism event, no longer a small-scale local event.
TikToker Truong Phi Thien reviews OCOP products available at the festival for consumers and tourists to visit and experience.
Furthermore, television programs showcasing local specialties, ecological crab farming models, and heartwarming stories associated with traditional crafts have given the festival depth and a stable, long-lasting media foundation. Numerous food, travel, and OCOP (One Commune One Product) businesses have actively participated in the campaign, creating a widespread sharing network. Many KOLs, food TikTokers, and travel vloggers have posted clips experiencing the unique crab dishes, exploring mangrove forests, and sharing stories of nationally renowned brands.
“ We want to present a youthful, authentic, and relatable image of Ca Mau. Clips about people raising crabs ecologically, dishes made from female crabs with roe or soft-shell crabs, or activities at rural markets are vividly portrayed, helping young people – the group of tourists who decide on destinations based on social media content – to be more interested,” said TikToker Truong Phi Thien.
The community's response was also very strong: from residents and students to tourism clubs and volunteer groups, every post and everyday image contributed to creating lasting excitement for the event.
TikToker Lam Kieu Phuong has created numerous videos introducing the stalls at the Ca Mau Crab Festival 2025, aiming to promote tourism in her province in a youthful and dynamic way.
TikToker Lam Kieu Phuong shared: “The local authorities created favorable conditions for us to film on location and tell our story in our own style, making the clip emotionally rich and widely shared. Throughout the past week, social media has been flooded with images and information about the event, creating a natural wave of promotion.”
Thanks to multi-layered media coverage, this year's Ca Mau Crab Festival, held simultaneously in the province and Ho Chi Minh City, has become one of the earliest and most impactful cultural and tourism events in the Mekong Delta region. Images of Ca Mau crabs, a symbol of this fertile land, have appeared frequently on social media and have been mentioned in many international travel articles.
The synergy between modern media and authentic content has created the "ticket" for the Ca Mau Crab Festival 2025 to reach far and wide, proving the effectiveness of smart communication: telling the right local story, with values that can spread globally.
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Source: https://baocamau.vn/truyen-thong-dua-cua-ca-mau-vuon-xa-a124086.html

“Scan Around Here - What to eat, what to do, what to buy, where to stay in Ca Mau?” integrates all OCOP entities and businesses on social media so that tourists can access information and product origins.
Mr. Nguyen Hoang An attached QR codes to the crabs.






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