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Tourism ministers from Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Thailand and Viet Nam have adopted a new regional action plan for 2026-2028. The decision strengthens ACMECS tourism cooperation under the “Five countries, One destination” concept.

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Business and labor experts met in Vientiane on 3 September to discuss standard guidelines for responsible business operations.

Uplifting Rural Women in Laos. Her Works, a trendy handicraft brand from Lao PDR, is transforming the textile market of tribal villagers in a big way through functional design. Photo Credit: WIPO

The meeting, led by The Lao Natio...


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The Datengxia water resources management facility in the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region has generated 30 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity as of Tuesday, while maintaining continuous safe operation for more than 2,300 days, according to the Ministry of Water Resources.

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The milestone has injected strong green momentum into...


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Cambodia strengthened vocational training for community-based tour guides as the Ministry of Tourism (MoT) moved to improve tourism service quality and develop a more skilled workforce across the country’s community tourism destinations.

The effort was advanced through the Cambodia Hospitality Training Project (HoKa), with the MoT and Swisscontact reviewing and ...


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The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has unveiled four strategic moves aimed at increasing tourism revenue by at least 5% in 2027 and positioning Thailand as “Asia’s No. 1 High-Value & Meaningful Destination”.

TAT announced its 2027 marketing action plan under the theme “The Year of Transformation” at Rajadamnern Stadium on Monday (August 24), turning the...


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