Analysis on the Problems and Strategies of the Development of China-Vietnam Cross-border Tourism Cooperation Zone under the Background of Prospering Border Areas and Enriching People
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Xingbian Fumin, china-Vietnam Cross-border Tourism Cooperation Zone, border people benefitAbstract
Based on the background of the strategy of building a prosperous people, this study focuses on the development of China-Vietnam cross-border tourism cooperation zone. Through the study, it is found that although the cooperation zone has achieved initial results in cross-border tourism, there is a lack of policy coordination mechanism and cross-border facilitation. The short board of infrastructure interconnection restricts the efficiency of coordination ; the homogenization of products is serious, and the depth of industrial integration is insufficient ; cross-border security and regulatory challenges, fragile protection of tourists ‘ rights and interests and other issues. In view of the above problems, this paper proposes to break the barriers of policy coordination and build an efficient cross-border cooperation mechanism ; make up for the shortcomings of infrastructure and strengthen the ability of tourism support ; deepen industrial integration and innovation, and enhance the radiation efficiency of ‘ enriching the people ‘ ; to build a strong security regulatory defense line, to ensure the healthy development of the tourism market and other solutions.Downloads
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2026-03-07
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Xu, P., Zhou, X., Kong, Y. gan D., & Yi, X. (2026). Analysis on the Problems and Strategies of the Development of China-Vietnam Cross-border Tourism Cooperation Zone under the Background of Prospering Border Areas and Enriching People. Economics & Management Review, 7(1), 1–9. Retrieved from https://masonpublish.org/index.php/the-economics-management-review/article/view/1088
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