Key Concepts:
- Human capital in Vietnamese tourism
- Incubator talents project
- Five core values: knowledge, experience, creativity, humanity, and sharing
- Sustainable tourism development
- Collaboration between universities, experts, businesses, and communities
Introduction:
Phương, a professor at Hanoi University of Culture with over 20 years of experience in culture and tourism, discusses the challenges hindering Vietnam's tourism potential despite its abundant resources. The core issue, according to Phương, is a shortage of skilled human resources.
The "From a Good Seed to a Big Tree" Concept:
Phương emphasizes the importance of students as the future of Vietnamese tourism, viewing them as seeds that need fertile soil to flourish. This concept is the foundation of the "Incubator Talents" project.
The Incubator Talents Project:
- Origin: The project was initiated after a meeting with Mr. Nguyễn Xuân Trung, the director of Tam Chúc National Tourist Destination, who shared Phương's concerns about human resources.
- Partnership: The project was launched in collaboration with Mr. Nguyễn Đức Bá and with funding from Mr. Trung.
- Core Values: The project is built upon five core values:
- Knowledge: Providing students with a strong theoretical foundation.
- Experience: Offering real-world experiences and practical training.
- Creativity: Fostering innovative thinking and problem-solving skills.
- Humanity: Emphasizing ethical and responsible tourism practices.
- Sharing: Encouraging collaboration and knowledge exchange.
Achievements of the Project (Past Five Years):
- Networking: Connected hundreds of universities and experts both domestically and internationally.
- Training: Trained thousands of students annually in areas such as history, religion, culture, tourism, and soft skills.
- Platforms: Created platforms for students to showcase their talents through contests and an innovative online learning platform.
- International Conferences: Organized international conferences to bring together experts from Vietnam and abroad to find solutions for developing Vietnamese culture and tourism.
Long-Term Vision and Call for Collaboration:
- Sustainability: The project aims for long-term development, spanning 10, 20 years, or even more.
- Need for Support: Phương emphasizes that the project cannot succeed alone and requires support and cooperation from various stakeholders, including:
- Non-governmental organizations
- Governmental organizations
- Experts
- Businesses
- Local communities
- Cultivating the Future: The project is not just about training students but about cultivating the future of Vietnamese tourism and nurturing the seeds of sustainable tourism.
Conclusion:
Phương concludes with a call to action, urging everyone to unite and provide fertile soil for the young generation to flourish. She believes that empowering the young generation is crucial for achieving sustainable tourism and that the future of Vietnamese tourism is in their hands.
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