Microfinance tourism in Phu Minh, Vietnam: Key findings

Giang Thi Linh Phi

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For decades, both microfinance and tourism have been promoted as key strategies for global poverty alleviation. Microfinance can offer people living in poverty, especially those considered ‘unbankable’, the necessary financial and educational support to engage in entrepreneurial activities, while tourism has the capacity to reduce poverty via economic development and global citizenship education. Microfinance tourism (MFT) emerged in 2008 as an innovative approach that pioneers the integration of microfinance and tourism for poverty alleviation purposes. This report provides a summary of research findings from interviews with diverse stakeholders of MFT in Vietnam. The report is part of a larger PhD research project which analyses and evaluates the extent to which MFT is an effective vehicle for poverty alleviation in developing countries
OriginalsprogEngelsk
ForlagTourism Research Unit, Aalborg Universitet
Antal sider10
StatusUdgivet - 2018

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Tourism
Microfinance
Poverty alleviation
Education
Poverty
Economic development
Stakeholders
Citizenship
Entrepreneurial activity
Pioneers
Developing countries

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    Phi, G. T. L. (2018). Microfinance tourism in Phu Minh, Vietnam: Key findings. Tourism Research Unit, Aalborg Universitet.
    Phi, Giang Thi Linh. / Microfinance tourism in Phu Minh, Vietnam : Key findings. Tourism Research Unit, Aalborg Universitet, 2018. 10 s.
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