We’re excited to announce our partnership with DASTA, Green Destinations, and the AEN, aimed at fostering sustainable tourism in the Greater Mekong Subregion and beyond. Our participation in the ASEAN …
Awesome news for the new year: as tourism bounces back across the world, countries across the Greater Mekong Sub-Region are preparing new initiatives to better welcome the incoming tide of …
More and more travelers are getting more out of their trip, by taking it slow. They’ve discovered the merits of long-stay travel, also known as slow travel: a type of …
3 Ways Slow Travel Benefits Both Travelers and Mekong Communities Read More
The tourism industry is a significant contributor to global carbon emissions, with transportation being a major source of these emissions. The UN World Tourism Organization estimates that transport-related carbon dioxide …
Why Tourist Transportation is going Electric in the Mekong Region Read More
According to UK’s junior entertainment and lifestyle writer Furvah Shah of Cosmopolitan
Post-pandemic travel in the Mekong Sub-Region has adapted to changing customer demand and environmental imperatives. Concerned about environmental degradation and interference in local culture, tourists are increasingly demanding sustainable tourism …
Private and public: how to build low-impact tourism in the Mekong Read More
Sharing borders with Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, China and Myanmar, landlocked Laos has long been a must-hit spot for time-rich travelers making their way through the Southeast Asia circuit.
Huaphan province authorities are preparing activities as part of a festival next month to celebrate the blooming of peach and sakura cherry trees in Xamneua and Viengxay districts.
“Balance is key to many things in our life. Right now if we look at tourism, we can say that we lost this balance,” says Jens Thraenhart, CEO of Mekong …
