Should Vietnam Concentrate on Tourism for its Economic Development?

Vietnam is in the republic of second East Asia, bordered by khina on the north, by the South China ocean on the east and south, and by Cambodia and Laos on the west. Officially the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, its area is 331,690 sq km (128,066 sq mi). Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam and Ho Chi Minh City is the countrys largest city. Ho Chi Minh is at the coordinates 106 degrees south, 10 degrees west on a map.There many ways in which the tourist industry would bring in Vietnam as a whole. Tourism, of course, makes a huge amount of cash it could be hundreds of millions every year. For example places like Barcelona have become huge, great cities full of masses thanks to the money made from tourism.Also read thisCheating in a Bottom Line EconomyTourism also creates lots of new-made jobs for the people living in the country and some people who will come to work in Vietnam from other countries. The new jobs will trickle accountability down to the farmers who grow the food for th e people who sell food to the hotels. This means it will be very good for agriculture, giving farmers more money to defile more land and grow more crops.People who have jobs in other industries making products for MEDCs like workers in Pepsi factories, could easily switch to having an easier precisely fall apart paid life in the tourist industry.Concentrating on tourism alone might still work for Vietnam. If the locals take part in planning and ending making, the tourists are responsible in Vietnam and the government sets policies and plans ahead for it hence it could work quite well.But even if it does work then there will be some downsides.Tourists generally makes quite a lot of mess wherever they go, they can destroy some of the beautiful beaches and rainforests. The rainforests themselves will have to be lose weight through for new highways, towns and airports.With the new highways would, hundreds upon thousands of cars and trucks, which would eventually pollute the countr y, turning tourist away from it.The effect on the countries fishing industries could be catastrophic. The South China Sea could be way over-fished, so hotels and resorts would have to import fish, driving prices up and making the appeal of fresh fish aviate.The effect on individual families could be bad too the father could have to move away to a bigger city, potentially leaving the family behind, splitting the family up. This could happen to thousands of families.If the tourist industry failed then the country would have nothing to fall back on, it would use up all its money and end up back at the start.Unfortunately, most of the money tourists spend in foreign countries is immediately used to import more food, equipment and resources for the hotels and nightclubs. This leaves little money left over for the local people and economy.In deduction I think that Vietnam should seriously consider Tourism as a big part of their economy but I dont think that they should ignore everything else. If condition the time, Vietnam could become just as unwieldy as Japan in the computer services/games industry or as big as the States or Germany in the automotive industry.I think the best effect of tourism in Vietnam would be the huge amount of jobs it creates and could make thousands of informal jobs vanish for formal tourism jobs.The worst thing about tourism in Vietnam would be the huge amount of damage that would be inflicted on such a beautiful landscape thanks to all the cars, litter and sewage caused by the tourists.In other words tourism could be great for the country but disastrous as well. But I still think concentrating on tourism would be a bad idea for Vietnams economy.