Study on spatial organizing for sustainable tourism development: application in Thai Lai Village, Da Nang City
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Reconstructing Thai Lai Countryside with a focus on sustainable tourism development. The reconstruction of Thai Lai countryside focuses on reorganizing architectural landscape spaces while preserving cultural and historical values. Proposed solutions include improving landscape quality, enhancing infrastructure, and organizing spaces through models such as rest stops, agricultural outlets, outdoor zones, and riverside corridors. These are based on SmartCode and MCA principles to ensure effective planning and protect rural identity. Collaboration among the community, businesses, and government is essential for sustainable tourism. The plan aims to boost local economic conditions and transform Thai Lai into a model rural area, offering a scalable solution for similar regions and contributing to the sustainable cultural development of Hoa Vang.
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