Hanoi, Sept. 17 -- "Phu Quoc offers the high and the low, the blissful and the bonkers, the relaxing and the oddly riveting". That was the impression left on Cathy Adams, News Features Editor, Travel at British newspaper The Times, after a journey through the rapidly changing Vietnamese island. In an article titled "The bonkers Asian island that won't stay off-grid for long", Adams portrays a Phu Quoc full of contrasts that somehow sit comfortably alongside one another: some of Asia's finest beaches beside dazzling spectacles; secluded, peaceful resorts just a short distance from an "unhinged" world of fireworks, jet skis and European-inspired architecture. "A bit like staying on a film set" The British journalist's first impression of so...