Solutions to promote night-time economy development in Tay Ninh province
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.59394/JSM.125Keywords:
Night-time economy, criteria for selecting priority areas, solutions, Tay NinhAbstract
The Government of Vietnam has identified the night-time economy as a new economic model with strong potential to stimulate growth in services, tourism, and urban economic vitality. In recent years, many localities have proactively developed strategies and programs to promote the night-time economy and effectively leverage business, cultural, entertainment, and service activities that occur outside regular working hours. Tay Ninh is also among the localities that have begun to pay attention to developing this model, aiming to leverage its geographical advantages, transport infrastructure, and the growth of urban areas and industrial zones. Based on clarifying the theoretical framework of the night-time economy and synthesizing experiences from several countries and domestic localities, this article proposes solutions to promote the development of the night-time economy in Tay Ninh province. The study particularly emphasizes developing criteria for selecting priority areas for implementation to ensure feasibility and effectiveness in policy execution.
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