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An analysis of Vietnamese cuisine - one of the key factors leading to the success of Vietnam tourism

Hoàng, Ngọc Bích, Tác giả · TPHCM : HUFLIT, 2012

Publisher
TPHCM : HUFLIT, 2012
Physical description
80 pages
Dewey classification
338.4791
Language
English

Summary

This study aims to examine the impacts of Vietnamese cuisine on Vietnam tourism. Three main objectives are set : (1) explain the connection between food and tourism, (2) analyze typical features of Vietnamese cuisine, and (3) present the promotion of food in Vietnam tourism festivals

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Catalogue record

FieldValue
001Control number27063
005Date and time of latest transaction18 May 2018, 13:19
008Fixed-length data elements120903
040Cataloging sourceHUFLITLIB
041Language codeEng
044Country of publishing/producing entity codevm
082Dewey Decimal call number338.4791 H407B
100Main entry – personal nameHoàng, Ngọc Bích, Tác giả
245Title statementAn analysis of Vietnamese cuisine - one of the key factors leading to the success of Vietnam tourism / Hoàng Ngọc Bích
250Edition statement1
260Publication, distribution, etc. (imprint)TPHCM : HUFLIT, 2012
300Physical description80 tr. ; 30cm.
500General note
  • Trên trang nhan đề có ghi: Class: KS0802. Student's ID: 08DH41054
  • Trên trang nhan đề có ghi: Ho Chi Minh city University of Foreign Languages and Information Technology. Tourism and Hospitality Department .
520Summary, etc.This study aims to examine the impacts of Vietnamese cuisine on Vietnam tourism. Three main objectives are set : (1) explain the connection between food and tourism, (2) analyze typical features of Vietnamese cuisine, and (3) present the promotion of food in Vietnam tourism festivals.
650Subject added entry – topical term
  • Du Lịch--Việt nam
  • Marketing
653Index term – uncontrolledKhóa luận tốt nghiệp -- Quản trị Du Lịch - Khách sạn
999CollectionUndergraduate theses