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- Gastrodiplomacy- a method to attract guests using food and cuisine.
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- There are many impressive things from all over the world, such as Thai food, Japanese shuriken throwing, French Lay's chips, or even outfits from the Tang Dynasty (China).
Discuss with your team: should your own country or region begin marketing such experiences? What do you think you could persuade visitors to do?
Vietnam is a beautiful country, it has many visitors every year! The country designs many parks, and marketing such experiences for visitors to try Áo Dài, or going to traditional places in Vietnam. The visitors can visit the temples, the mountains, and the lakes of the wonderful Vietnam.
- Countries make slogans to attract people - they are called “place branding”. However, place branding can hide local difficulties like extreme weather events or geographical challenges,…
Discuss with your team: has your city or country engaged in place branding? If so, is it accurate—or misleading?
Vietnam has place branding such as 'Vietnam - The Hidden Charm' and 'Vietnam - Timeless Charm'. However, these place branding slogans are subjective opinions, as some people visit Vietnam and may not find it appealing.
- People have once mistaken that New Zealand is Australia's territory. But if you think that is true now, you will be unforgiven. For, New Zealand is now an official country, and they have needed a big vote for choosing their flag.
Discuss with your team: did the government go about it in the right way, and which of the designs would you have voted for? Were New Zealand’s concerns about its current flag valid? Are there other countries that have successfully changed their flags recently—and, if so, how?
The government got about it in the right way, for a country needs its flag. I would vote for the black-and-white-silver-fern, it looks very balanced.
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For understanding reasons that the New Zealand’s flag is concerning. It looks very similar to the Australia’s flag (which embarrassingly leads to the flags are mistaken) and contains a part of the Union Jack (England, Scotland, and Ireland) because it’s one the territory of the “Great” Britain.
There are more countries that have also successfully changed their flags recently, like Fiji, Canada,… for maybe the change of leadership, or historical context.
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