Abstract
Phu Quoc is an island district of Kien Giang province in the south of VietNam. Phu Quoc island district is far from Rach Gia city about 120 km and Ha Tien town about 45km. Phu Quoc district has got 22 large and small islands, with an area of 593.05 km2, and have 99 hills from the North to South of island, 13 beautiful beaches, the forest accounts for 63.74% of the area of Phu Quoc island. It is considered to have the potential to develop unique tourism resources in both the human and natural resources. It is endowed with four sides sea surrounded with hills, rivers, streams, waterfalls and mountains with primeval forests, wetlands, beautiful beaches. The district of Phu Quoc island has got the hundreds of islets bobbing at sea windy. Visitors travel to the tourism homestay in the village of pearl farming, fish sauce village, planting pepper village, Sim's wine producers, …attending the MICE, events, festival; visiting Phu Quoc's prion, Cau Temples; Phu Quoc Natural Park forest, Phu Quoc waterfall, Tranh stream, ecotourism island; buying some souvenirs; eating and driking foods and beverages; and staying in one to five stars resorts and hotels. Destination management is the co-ordinated management of all the elements that make up a destination (attractions, amenities, access, marketing and pricing). Therefore, developing tourism Destination management of Phu Quoc district in a sustainable way means restructuring the economy, create jobs and contribute to poverty reduction and improved livelihoods families. It would have become specific destination's tourist management at present and future.
Highlights
Natural geographic conditions: Phu Quoc district is the largest island of Vietnam, located in the Gulf of Thailand, Kien Giang Province
Visitors go to the Phu Quoc island for Leisures, MICE, discover new beach and entertainment in watersea with diverse tourism resources and rich with specific tourist products, and visit to Phu Quoc Peper villages, Phu Quoc fish sauce villages, Sim wine village, Phu Quoc dog farm, Ham Ninh fishing village, pearl farming; to swim and to visit sightseeing Phu Quoc beach with the sand running along the coast; to visit Phu Quoc’s prison; some other monuments [12]
The orientation development of the route tours and tourism destination products management is a key element of the tourism destination products management in Phu Quoc island, Kien Giang provinces, Viet Nam to become the sustainable destination’s tourism products in the future, which is to develop, expand and improve those experiences that appeal to the selected destination target Phu Quoc Island, VietNam
Summary
Natural geographic conditions: Phu Quoc district is the largest island of Vietnam, located in the Gulf of Thailand, Kien Giang Province. Administrative offices: Phu Quoc district has got 2 towns as Duong Dong and An Thoi towns and 8 communes located in the many Islets as Duong To Commune, Cua Can, Ganh Dau, Cua Duong, Bai Thom, Hon Thom, Ham Ninh, Tho Chau communes. Economy: Phu Quoc Island has potentially tremendous economic development, has a significant advantage in transport linkages maritime, aeronautical countries in the region and around the world. Many major economic indicators have met and exceeded the plan and some growth indicators higher than the previous year; Phu Quoc’s tourist has been increasing demand for the development of tourist services. Tourisms: The domestic and international tourists travel to increasing the Phu Quoc island.
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