Quang Tri province prioritizes equipping ethnic minorities with tourism skills, viewing this as a sustainable livelihood solution to alleviate poverty.

Tay Ninh province aims to leverage the large number of pilgrims visiting Ba Den mountain and the Holy See to expand rural tourism, creating sustainable livelihoods for residents.

Tra Que vegetable village, Me Tri green rice flake village, Ban soy sauce village, and Sa Dec flower village preserve long-standing values, allowing visitors to directly experience agricultural cultural activities.

Driven by a desire to create a space for urban children to connect with nature, Nguyen Ngoc Linh converted her 20-year-old garden into an experiential agricultural model, drawing hundreds of visitors each week.