The stuffed bears also participate in the prevention of the Covid-19 epidemic, with the role of ensuring social distancing. At Dream World amusement park in Pathum Thani, Thailand, oversized teddy bears have been placed on roller coasters for visitors to have companions. Teddy bears sit next to diners in Bangkok, Thailand. Source: Reuters Some restaurants and cafes in France or Thailand also arrange teddy bears to “companion” with diners. Anyway, teddy bears are cute and make the tables more pleasing to the eye, compared to using mannequins in some restaurants in Japan, Germany and the US before. Spacing hats Unique spacing hat at Cafe & Konditorei Rothe, Schwerin, Germany. Source: Handout Last year, to celebrate its reopening, the Cafe & Konditorei Rothe store in Schwerin, Germany provided diners with specially decorated hats made of sponge, designed to ensure social distancing. everybody. Also in Germany, for the same purpose, the giant paper crowns of Burger King went viral. The paper crown became a trend, then appeared in Singapore and Burger King posted instructions online so people can make their own. Yoga Balloons Yoga balloons at Hotel X Toronto, Canada. Source: Reuters This innovative concept was introduced in June 2020, on the premises of the Hotel X Toronto complex in Canada. An outdoor activity unit has partnered with local yoga and fitness centers to organize classes amid Covid-19. Fifty bubbles were created, with each practitioner practicing in a private and safe space. Greenhouse cuisine Dinner in the greenhouse in Amsterdam. Source: Getty Images The Covid-19 pandemic has caused restaurants around the world to find solutions to attract customers while ensuring safety and distancing. The idea of ​​the company Mediamatic Eten in Amsterdam (Netherlands) is to create beautiful small greenhouses, with a capacity of 2-4 guests. Service staff will not need to enter the greenhouse and have virtually no contact with customers. They stand outside and deliver food and drink by long boards. The greenhouse model then became popular throughout restaurants in Europe and America. Art through car glass Watch art performances through car windows. Source: Getty Images The “drive-in” movement isn’t just for movie screenings, it’s been extended to music events in Canada, the US, and Europe. Opera lovers sat in their cars to watch the live performances, with music streamed over the car’s radios. In Germany, nightclubs like Club Index in Lower Saxony or World Club Dome in Düsseldorf drive to the front of the stage, where DJs play and everyone enjoys in their private cars. Art exhibitions for car design also took place in Brazil, the Netherlands, North America and Singapore, as visitors drove around to admire the large panels. Mobile bar Mobile bar at Ocean House hotel. Source: Handout Bars at many hotels are still closed to limit mass gatherings, so many places have changed about this service. The Ocean House hotel in Rhode Island, USA has launched a bright red bar, which is pushed from room to room during cocktail hour, along with some drinks and accompaniments. The Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa in Champillon, France added a button “Champagne, Please!” into the phone in the room, so that the customer can order wine at any time. Le Bristol Paris has launched a “Ring and Drink” service, with the hotel’s bartenders mixing cocktails in the room, from a mobile bar. The Fullerton Hotel in Singapore is even more innovative: they offer in-room cocktail making classes for guests. A single table Table service in the middle of a field in Värmland, Sweden. Source: Handout “Bord för En”, which means “table for one” in Swedish. This service takes you to the middle of the field, with a table, a chair, no waiter and no other guests. The three-course meal was served to such single guests by chef Rasmus Persson and his wife, during last spring and summer. Tables and chairs are set in the middle of a meadow in Värmland, Sweden, and meals are delivered in a wire-drawn basket. Likewise, the Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal in Mexico has opened a private dining spot perched on the rocks overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The table is located in the courtyard, on the cliff below the restaurant. This special dining table can accommodate up to 6 people, and each diner must pay at least 1,500 USD to reserve a seat.

Her family’s house impresses right from the door by the gentle rose scent and gorgeous colors looking through the glass window. This nest is a gift that Mr. Huynh Trong Nghia – Thanh’s husband – spent a very long time building for his wife. Build a house according to your wife’s passion Since the age of 8, Ms. Thanh has been interested in wool and knitting. After many years of collecting, she has owned thousands of woolen rolls of all colors and materials. Ms. Thanh’s work also involves rolls of wool. She spends every day crocheting teddy bears, clothes or pictures. Her handmade products are often ordered by customers in advance, many times even sent abroad. Thousands of woolen rolls are decorated on the first floor of the house. 10 years of dating, 8 years of marriage, Mr. Nghia understands his wife’s passion. It was his wife’s love of wool that inspired Mr. Nghia to design a house for the couple. In August 2017, Mr. Nghia started calling workers to build the rough part of the house, including 1 ground floor, 1 mezzanine and 2 floors. At that time, the couple planned to complete the work in just over a year, the two would give birth to a baby and take the child home. “But the baby is now more than 1 year old, so we can live here,” Thanh said. White painted wooden shelves and cabinets highlight the vibrant colors of the wool rolls. The construction of the house lasted mainly because Mr. Nghia was careful and wanted to comply with his wife’s wishes. He first asked his wife what size furniture she wanted, then designed everything to fit into the overall space. Every decorative detail is rounded or molded, only Nghia made as meticulous as possible. Especially the chair that Ms. Thanh sits crocheting every day, Mr. Nghia studies carefully to match the height and recline of his wife. “My husband and I have experienced exactly 3 Tet holidays from the day we bought the land, and we didn’t have a house until October 2020. My friends tease me all the time ‘Oh Thanh, when will the house be finished’, ‘Can you come and play yet’ makes me laugh too. “Many people came to visit, complimented and asked about the architect’s design. I said that the whole house was conceived by Mr. Nghia himself, monitored the construction process, even… manually built the interior. But no one else. believe”, Ms. Thanh laughed when recounting. You pay attention to every little detail in the house. “I do everything for my wife” Not studying or working in the construction industry, but Mr. Nghia has an aesthetic taste and meticulous calculation. Talk to Zing Mr. Nghia said the house met about 80% of expectations. At first, he sketched the idea himself, then hired an architect to redraw it into a construction drawing. “There are specialized technical regulations that I couldn’t calculate at first, so I had to change later. If I want to do 100% of what I want, I don’t have money to do it anymore,” Mr. Nghia confided. The house took 3 years and 2 months to build and decorate. The biggest difficulty in the process of building a house is that the machining teams cannot make products according to his design. Some workers still quietly left, leaving many unfinished items. “My calculations are both from the couple’s hobbies and intentions. But the crews are only used to making things in an industrial style, then I have to fix a lot. But no matter how difficult it is, I still try to do it without changing the original intention,” Nghia said. Ms. Thanh has been passionate about wool and made crafts from wool since she was very young. The amount of money to build the rough part of the house is 800 million VND, the interior finishing is another 300 million VND. He thinks this cost is relatively economical. “Whoever comes to visit also says that making furniture will cost billions of dong, because this type of house is usually only available in villas. But my house only costs more than 300 million because most of it is for hire or self-build. All use plywood, cheap wood to close and paint white. Light colors both make the house brighter, highlight the wool rolls and hide the defects of the wood.” In the mezzanine and 2nd floor of the house, Mr. Nghia spends a lot of lovely dolls and a small room for his wife to organize workshops. In terms of costs, Mr. Nghia and Mrs. Thanh spent more than 1.1 billion VND to build their own house. However, that is not the biggest loss, because during the construction of the house, Ms. Thanh was pregnant and Mr. Nghia lost his job, both could not have a good source of income as before for 2 years. “I took time off to build a house too much, so I was fired. After quitting my job, every day I go from my parents’ house to my own house to pack my things, and only come home at 0:00 every day. My wife is very passionate, so I accept it. I do all of this for my wife,” Nghia smiled and said. Mr. Nghia and Ms. Thanh have had 10 years of dating and 8 years of marriage. Currently, they have 2 small children. When she moved to her new house, Ms. Thanh often invited her friends to play, drink tea and make crafts together. She also held a number of small workshops on the first floor to share her knitting experience. As for Mr. Nghia, he still struggles every day to find ways to decorate more furniture on the upper floors. He hopes to have enough money to fill the empty spaces with furniture, and his wife will have more room to display personal products.

“Real witch” Viet Tu with super double super show million USD Dubbed a “stage witch”, a pioneer in bringing Vietnamese multimedia scene art to the international entertainment industry map, Viet Tu continues to turn the “sleepless city” of Grand World into a ” the art entertainment sanctuary “when treating the audience with a fascinating scene party in the million dollar super show duo,” The Quintessence of Vietnam “and” Colors of Venice “ With 2,920 daytime mini-shows such as Changing the guard, Four Marks of Honor, Wedding, Opening Hong Phat … and the highlight is 365 “big show” at night taking place all year round, “The quintessence of Vietnam” not only gives “Through the air” visitors, directly experience the quintessence of Vietnamese culture with all 5 senses but also make visitors’ emotions burst through sublimated performances of vibrant sound and brilliant light. The large stage of “The Quintessence of Vietnam” with the participation of 200 actors, is the place where countless “tricks” of Viet Tu “witch” are hidden like the stage of “transformation”, the walking house, the moon. giants, flying people, explosions … take the viewer from surprise to surprise The concert of sound and light at the “sleepless city” Grand World becomes ever more vibrant with the ingenious and rhythmic continuation of “Colors of Venice” – multimedia show art scene. on Vietnam’s top-scale water surface, inspired by the quintessence of European culture The 30-minute-every-night show at Kenh Dao Area and Central Lake has bold European design, combining romantic love story with the most modern laser technology in Vietnam, showing effects mapping on a giant mechanical fan system … promises to bring visitors into the world of magical visual experiences The 30-minute-every-night show at Kenh Dao Area and Central Lake has bold European design, combining romantic love story with the most modern laser technology in Vietnam, showing effects mapping on a giant mechanical fan system … promises to bring visitors into the world of magical visual experiences “King of Bamboo” Vo Trong Nghia with the largest “green steel” project in Vietnam For the first time “landed” on Ngoc Island, “bamboo king” Vo Trong Nghia brought pride of quintessential Vietnamese culture to a new height with the largest bamboo project in Vietnam. The “Legend of Bamboo” includes 32,000 bamboo trees in Tay Ninh, which are successfully arranged with a staggering scale, nearly 15 m high, an area of ​​700 m. 2 As the leading architect of bamboo, Vo Trong Nghia has contributed to bringing a new perspective on Vietnamese architecture, while affirming the position of “green steel” – pure Vietnamese material in the world. The latest masterpiece of the famous architect at Phu Quoc United Center is the perfect combination of unique ethnic cultural symbols such as lotus flowers, bronze drums and strong, indomitable bamboo images. Vietnamese people contribute to bringing the national beauty closer to domestic and international tourists Located right in the middle of Legend Square, right next to the beautiful outdoor Art Park Urban Park, “Legend of Bamboo” promises to be a “tired hand” check-in point for visitors when coming to Ngoc Island. Legendary Teddy Bear at the first “bear house” of Vietnam With global gravity, Teddy Bear has created a wave of fans around the world, turning the “bear houses” into desirable destinations of visitors of all ages. Each year, the Teddy Bear Museums all over the five continents attract millions of visitors, to be immersed in the journey “through the air” back to childhood and explore the world in separate ways. In the multicultural world of Phu Quoc United Center, visitors also get lost in the world of legendary teddy bears for the first time – an “immortal” friend of all generations. In the Top 5 Teddy Bear Museum in the world, the first Teddy Bear Museum in Vietnam at Phu Quoc United Center with more than 1,500 square meters of display and entertainment, owns a unique 4-storey, 5-inch Donut-shaped architecture. experience area exhibiting more than 500 teddy bears under the theme of fascinating Teddy Bear Du The theme is inspired by the famous Indiana Jones movie, recreating the adventure story of the teddy bear Teddy Jones and preserving unique artifacts about the fascinating lands that the “explorer” Teddy Jones has conquered. Here, visitors are also allowed to check-in with the most unique Teddy bear designs in the world such as: Teddy parachutes down to Hue imperial palace, Teddy in traditional ao dai costume, Teddy can take a boat to visit Ha Long Bay. , Teddy immersed himself in the exciting victory atmosphere of the U23 Vietnam team … All these cult cultural brands will officially be “launched” at Phu Quoc United Center at the same time with the opening event of the top sleepless entertainment complex in Southeast Asia.

Alabama: The square dance. Many states in the US consider it to be an official traditional dance. By order of the Governor of Alabama in 2018, there is one week in August called “Square Dance Week”. Alaska: The Bowhead Whale. The Bowhead whale was declared a symbol of Alaska’s marine mammal in 1983. Arizona: Lemon juice. In 2019, lemon juice became the official beverage icon of the state of Arizona. Arkansas: Tomatoes. While there’s always a debate over whether a tomato is a fruit or a vegetable, in Arkansas, it’s both. California: Denim fabrics. According to the California Library, denim has been part of state history since the “California Gold Rush,” when it was used to make clothes for working San Francisco residents. Colorado: Pet refuge. Colorado and several other states in the US have become home to many abandoned pets. Connecticut: Submarine USS Nautilus. Built in Connecticut, the USS Nautilus is the world’s first nuclear-powered submarine, launched in 1954. Delaware: The Kalmar Nyckel. The Kalmar Nyckel was built in Sweden, but is famous for carrying settlers to North America in 1638 to establish New Sweden. Florida: Sea Cow. The sea cow became the symbol of Florida’s marine mammal in 1975. Georgia: Vidalia Onion. Vidalia onions are named after a town in Georgia where they were first grown. Hawaii: Surfing. With the advantage of beautiful weather, Hawaii is home to outdoor sports such as surfing or canoeing. Idaho: Blueberries. Idaho is famous for its variety of vegetables, but this state’s iconic fruit is the blueberry. Illinois: Popcorn. Joliet city elementary school students petitioned popcorn as the state’s official snack in 2003, and this was successful. Indiana: Wabash River. This river is more than 800km long, flows through many states and eventually empty into the Ohio River. Kansas: The Chambourcin grape. In 2019, the state of Kansas declared Chambourcin their official red wine grape and Vignoles as the official white wine grape. Kentucky: Chevrolet Corvette. Chevrolet Corvette has been produced in Bowling Green city since the 1980s, becoming the official sports car of the state. Louisiana: Catahoula leopard. The Catahoula leopard was a cross between a dog raised by an Indian from the Lake Catahoula area and a Spanish dog that arrived in Louisiana in the 1500s. Maine: Whoopie. This delicious cake has been made in Maine since the 1920s, and consists of two chocolate cakes with white cream filling in the middle. Maryland: Smith Island Ice Cream. This cake has very thin layers of cake and filling. This is considered a specialty of Smith Island residents. Michigan: Petoskey Stone. These patterned stones are the remains of fossilized coral. Michigan recognized it as the state’s official stone in 1965. Minnesota: Blueberry muffin. This cake became a symbol of the state of Minnesota in 1988. Mississippi: Teddy bear. Teddy bears have been with the state of Mississippi since the time of President Theodore Roosevelt, who hunted bears and refused to shoot a trapped bear. Teddy bears became the official toy of Mississippi in 2002. Missouri: Ice cream cone. 1904 World Fair in St. Petersburg Louis is the birthplace of this sweet dish. Ice cream cone became the official dessert of the state of Missouri in 2008. Montana: Grizzly Bear. Grizzly, also known as the North American grizzly bear, became an animal of Montana in 1982./.

Located on the campus of Jungmun Resort – “tourist mecca” in Jeju Island (Korea), the Teddy Bear Museum has been open to visitors since 2001. Presenting at the first exhibition space of the Jeju Teddy Bear Museum chain is 400 teddy bears of all sizes. The special thing is that each bear here is handcrafted by the most experienced artisans of JS&F – the corporation that owns the system of Jeju Teddy Bear Museum. The appearance of the “bear babies” also makes a strong impression on the unique Korean traditional costumes. The museum offers many fascinating stories from world history and art to traditional Korean culture. Here, visitors can meet famous characters such as “bear girl” Mona Lisa, “bear star” Marilyn Monroe, “bear king” Charlie Chaplin or around the world to witness the landing. the largest in Normandy history, the moment the Berlin Wall fell or the Millennium at Times Square (USA) … The old village and traditional kimchi wedding … especially attracts tourists. Jeju Teddy Bear Museum also has a “expensive” bear in Louis Vuiton, the largest mechanical bear in the world 9m high called SLOW. As one of the attractions of Jeju’s tourist paradise, every year, it attracts 550,000 visitors per year, bringing in nearly $ 5 million in revenue to the tourist island of kimchi. Chengdu (China): explore the history of 1,000 years Since opening in 2012, the Teddy Bear Museum has become a “must-visit” destination for visitors to Chengdu. The Chengdu Teddy Bear Museum has 3 floors and 12 galleries with many different themes such as: History, World, China, Ocean, Art … Here, Teddy will become a bridge to bring tourists. Travel back in time to learn about world famous events throughout the century. Meanwhile, at the World Gallery, the Teddy bears will “walk” through the 7 ancient wonders such as the Taj Mahal (India), the Great Wall (China), the Great Pyramid (Ai Update) … Visitors can explore Chinese history through a new lens. Historical stories and legends of China will be recreated in an interesting way by the Teddy Bear, such as the Three Kingdoms, Journey to the West … The legendary teddy bear is also created by famous artisans. sophisticated art. Teddy Bear Museum Pattaya (Thailand): Check-in corner is tired of the Golden Temple country The Teddy Bear Museum Pattaya, also known as Teddy Island, is a unique destination in Thailand’s tourist paradise. The museum is like the keys that open the magic door, take travelers through time and discover interesting stories. Opened in October 2013, the first “bear house” in Southeast Asia helps satisfy the curiosity of explorers by bringing visitors through 12 impressive display spaces with 12 attractive topics such as: Dinosaur Area, Fossil Park, African Area, European Area, Thai Area, Ocean Area … Teddy Bear Museum Pattaya especially attracts young visitors by Santa Town, Fairytale Area or Superhero Space with adorable teddy bears in costumes of characters in “War between the stars “,” Batman “,” Superman “… With each square meter of check-in corner, Teddy Bear Museum Pattaya is a place where visitors can collect souvenir photos. Teddy Bear Museum Phu Quoc United Center: The first “Bear House” in Vietnam For the first time in Vietnam, the 8th “bear house” in the Jeju Teddy Bear Museum chain is a special highlight of the tourist and entertainment super complex of Phu Quoc United Center. Located in the heart of the “sleepless city” Grand World, the “bear house” on the Pearl Island promises to be a magnet to attract visitors when officially opened on April 21, 2021. Invested up to 2 million USD, Teddy bear paradise Phu Quoc is located in a 4-storey building with a unique “donut” circular structure with a total area of ​​more than 1,500 square meters, displaying more than 500 delicate hand-made teddy bears. raw materials according to the highest standard of JS&F. This will be the bear house of the Top 5 Teddy Bear Museum in the world. Teddy Bear Museum Phu Quoc United Center is the first Teddy Bear house in the world to own a story story throughout 5 subdivisions. Inspired by the famous Indiana Jones movie, the Indiana Teddy Bear is personified into a famous explorer, taking visitors on an adventure to each land that explorers pass right on campus. Museums: South America, Ancient Egypt, Sea Atlantis … In particular, Indiana Teddy Jones has a “fictional” journey to Vietnam on an adventure amid a clearly depicted cultural context. Teddy bear explores parachuting down to Hue imperial palace, dressed in a close and authentic traditional ao dai. On the S-shaped strip of land, Teddy took a boat to visit Ha Long Bay, joining the moment when the Vietnamese football team did not translate the Southeast Asian U23 Cup or enjoyed a special holiday at Vinpearl … In addition to the “bear house”, a series of iconic works such as Legend of Tre, Urban Park Art Park and 3 super show show scenes combining top-notch technology such as the Quintessence of Vietnam, Colors of Venice, Once show … will bring Phu Quoc United Center’s destination to become a wing of the world-class entertainment industry, bringing Vietnamese tourism to a new height.

Join us to explore some Teddy Bear Museum “cut the hearts” of visitors and anxiously await the eighth bear kingdom preparing to open its doors to welcome guests right in Vietnam: Jeju Teddy Bear Museum: “House” bears in the middle of Korean tourist paradise Located on the campus of Jungmun Resort, the “tourist mecca” in Jeju Island (Korea), the Teddy Bear Museum has been open to visitors since 2001. Here, present in the exhibition space of the Jeju Teddy Bear Museum chain. 400 teddy bears of all sizes. Jeju Teddy Bear Museum – “Home” bear in the middle of Korean tourist paradise The special thing is that each bear here is handcrafted by the most experienced artisans of JS&F – the corporation that owns the system of Jeju Teddy Bear Museum. The appearance of the “bear babies” also makes a strong impression on the unique Korean traditional costumes. The museum offers many fascinating stories from world history and art to traditional Korean culture. Here, visitors can meet famous characters such as “bear girl” Mona Lisa, “bear star” Marilyn Monroe, “bear king” Charlie Chaplin or around the world to witness the landing. the largest in Normandy history, the moment the Berlin Wall fell or the Millennium celebration at Times Square (USA) … Jeju Teddy Bear Museum also has a “expensive” bear in Louis Vuiton, a mechanical bear the world’s largest 9 meters high called SLOW. The old village and traditional kimchi wedding … especially attracts tourists As one of the attractions of Jeju’s tourist paradise, every year, it attracts 550,000 visitors, bringing in revenue of nearly $ 5 million for kimchi tourism. Chengdu (China): explore the history of 1,000 years Since opening in 2012, the Teddy Bear Museum has become a “must-visit” destination for visitors to Chengdu. The Chengdu Teddy Bear Museum has three floors and 12 galleries with many different themes such as history, world, China, ocean, art … Here, Teddy will become a bridge to bring visitors. Back in time learn world famous events throughout the century. Meanwhile, at the World Gallery, the Teddy bears will “walk” through the 7 ancient wonders such as the Taj Mahal (India), the Great Wall (China), the Great Pyramid (Ai Update) … A corner of the Chengdu Teddy Bear Museum Visitors can explore Chinese history through a new lens. Chinese historical stories and legends will be recreated in an interesting way, such as the Three Kingdoms, Journey to the West … Legendary teddy bears are also created by famous artisans into sophisticated works of art Teddy Bear Museum Pattaya (Thailand): Check-in corner is tired of the Golden Temple country This is a unique destination in the tourist paradise land of Thailand. The museum is like the keys that open the magic door, take travelers through time and discover interesting stories. Teddy Bear Museum Pattaya, also known as Teddy Island Opened from October 2013, this is the first “bear house” in Southeast Asia to satisfy the curiosity of exploration enthusiasts by bringing visitors through 12 impressive exhibition spaces with 12 attractive themes. , such as: dinosaurs, fossils, Africa, Europe, Thailand, oceans … Teddy Bear Museum Pattaya especially attracts young visitors Teddy Bear Museum Pattaya especially attracts young visitors by Santa Town, Fairytale Area or Superhero Space with adorable teddy bears in costumes of characters in “War between the stars “,” Batman “,” Superman “… Teddy Bear Museum Phu Quoc United Center: The first “Bear House” in Vietnam For the first time in Vietnam, the eighth “bear house” in the Jeju Teddy Bear Museum chain is a special highlight of the tourist and entertainment super complex of Phu Quoc United Center. Located in the heart of the “sleepless city” Grand World, the “bear house” on the Pearl Island promises to be a magnet to attract visitors when officially opened on April 21, 2021. Teddy Bear Museum Phu Quoc United Center, the first “Bear house” in Vietnam Invested with two million USD, Teddy Bear paradise Phu Quoc is located in a tank building with a unique “donut” circular structure, with a total area of ​​more than 1,500 m2, displaying more than 500 delicate hand-made Teddy bears. raw materials according to JS&F’s highest standards. Teddy Phu Quoc will be the bear house in the Top 5 Teddy Bear Museum in the world Teddy Bear Museum Phu Quoc United Center is the first Teddy Bear house in the world to own a story story throughout five subdivisions. Inspired by the famous Indiana Jones movie, the Indiana Teddy Bear is personified into a famous explorer, taking visitors on an adventure to each land that explorers pass right on campus. Museums: South America, Ancient Egypt, Sea Atlantis … Teddy bear explored and parachuted down to Hue imperial palace, dressed in a close and authentic traditional ao dai In particular, Indiana Teddy Jones has a “fictional” journey to Vietnam on an adventure amid a clearly depicted cultural context. Teddy bear explores parachuting down to Hue imperial palace, dressed in a close and authentic traditional ao dai. On the S-shaped strip of land, Teddy took a boat to visit Ha Long Bay, blending into the moment that the Vietnamese football team immortalized the Southeast Asian U23 Cup or enjoyed a special holiday at Vinpearl … At the Teddy Bear Museum Phu Quoc, there is also a real scene show combining cutting-edge technology Besides the “bear house”, a series of iconic works such as Legend of Bamboo, Urban Park Art Park and three super show show scenes combining top-notch technology such as the Quintessence of Vietnam, Colors of Venice, Once show … will bring Phu Quoc United Center’s destination to become a wing of the world-class entertainment industry, bringing Vietnamese tourism to a new height.