The Island of Overdevelopment: Vietnam's Phu Quoc Raises Questions About Sustainability The past decade has seen an explosion in tourism across Southeast Asia, with destinations like Bali and Jeju Island becoming household names among international travelers.
This growth has been driven by a combination of factors, including improved infrastructure, increased marketing efforts, and the easing of visa restrictions.
Phu Quoc, once a tranquil retreat for Vietnamese vacationers, has undergone a radical transformation in recent years. The island is now home to a staggering $6.