Phu Quoc possesses breathtaking natural beauty, providing a solid foundation for the development of eco-tourism, resort tourism, and marine tourism. This has contributed to transforming its landscape and gradually shaping Phu Quoc into Vietnam’s first island city. Today, Phu Quoc is known as a paradise for leisure tourism, home to magnificent architectural landmarks that blend seamlessly with nature. However, visitors come and go like strangers, leaving with memories of an endless emerald-green landscape. Beautiful, yes—but perhaps not compelling enough to make them return. Phu Quoc may be an attractive destination, but it still lacks a place to call home—a true sanctuary where visitors feel connected and long to return.