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In a recent discussion, Phạm Hải Quỳnh, the rector of the Asia Tourism Development Institute, emphasized the urgent need for the tourism sector to adapt to the challenges posed by climate change. Following severe flooding that impacted various provinces and cities, Quỳnh highlighted the proactive measures being taken to salvage the tourism industry.
He pointed out that local authorities are implementing strategies to rebuild and enhance infrastructure, making it more resilient to extreme weather events. This includes investing in sustainable practices that not only protect the environment but also attract eco-conscious travelers. Quỳnh also stressed the importance of collaboration among stakeholders in the tourism sector, including government agencies, businesses, and communities, to create a unified approach to recovery and adaptation.
The expert believes that by embracing innovative solutions and prioritizing sustainability, the tourism industry can emerge stronger and more prepared for future climate-related challenges. This shift is crucial for ensuring the long-term viability of tourism in affected regions.
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