As well as reflecting the cultural richness of Hanoi, its cuisine is of great social and economic importance, enhancing its reputation and drawing both domestic and foreign visitors to the capital.
The development of Hanoi's cultural industry cannot be delayed any longer, requiring specific policies to contribute to the municipal GRDP.
The district prioritizes the preservation and utilization of traditional cultural values to become Hanoi's creative center and favorite tourist destination.
The BlackPink event raised the question of how to capitalize on international shows to promote the country's image and develop its cultural industries.
Hanoi is the first city in Vietnam to issue a resolution on the development of cultural industries, demonstrating the determination of the people and authorities of Hanoi to promote cultural values as an economic spearhead.
The cultural industry needs to be developed while balancing economic interests and culture; this will ensure that human and cultural considerations are included in economic development.
Hanoi is the first city in Vietnam to issue a resolution on cultural industry development, demonstrating the determination of the people and authorities of Hanoi to promote cultural values as an economic spearhead.
Many developing countries, including Vietnam, forged their path to harness national cultural strength for human development.
Many cultural enterprises and artists desire to join in boosting the country's cultural industries, but they face many obstacles.
Hanoi has spent more than VND5.2 trillion on the cultural industry, recognized 27 tourism sites, and signed agreements with major domestic airlines and 40 other provinces and cities to boost local tourism.
The capital city will implement policies to create a premise for the development of the cultural industry.
All 30 districts citywide can develop cultural industry, making it a spearhead economic sector by 2030.
The capital city's cultural industry will become a major economic sector.
The development of craft villages in association with the cultural industry not only contributes to preserving the thousand-year-old trades and getting rich from them, but also boosts cultural development.
Vietnam is willing to selectively absorb and refine cultural traits from other countries while embracing national cultural heritages.
Foreign diplomats and experts at home and abroad gathered to figure out the potentials, advantages as well as challenges, shortages and solutions for the development of the capital's cultural industry in the coming time.
The capital city identifies that culture is the key role for sustainable growth.
