Laos Tourism Soars with 285% Surge in 2023
The first nine months of this year have seen an astonishing influx of more than 2.4 million foreign tourists, a 285% increase compared to the same period last year.
Read MoreThe first nine months of this year have seen an astonishing influx of more than 2.4 million foreign tourists, a 285% increase compared to the same period last year.
Read MoreVientiane authorities have improved services, built new visitor facilities, and added more adventurous activities at Nam Pien Yorla Pa.
Read MoreThe Visit Laos Year 2024 tourism promotion campaign is scheduled to be officially launched in November.
Read MoreNongkhamsaen temple is drawing an increasing number of visitors, who are hoping that their visit will bring them good luck.
Read MoreHeritage Line’s newest river cruise boat, Anouvong, is now sailing the upper Mekong River in Laos.
Read MoreThe Lao government is preparing for Visit Laos Year 2024 and expects to attract at least 4.6 million visitors next year.
Read MoreThe country welcomed over 200% more foreign visitors in the first four months of 2023.
Read MoreThis mysterious tower is said to enshrine a dormant seven-headed serpent that once protected Vientiane from destruction.
Read MoreMeuang Feuang is blessed with beautiful scenery full of natural charm and is considered to be a popular tourist destination nowadays.
Read MoreExpert saw economic recovery through tourism but afraid of the risk of being too reliant on its northern neighbor.
Read MoreLaos was listed among 10 other countries that is most frequently targeted travel destination.
Read MoreSaravan provincial authorities have given the green light for the construction of visitor facilities at Phouphasouk Park
Read MoreKhammuan authorities have officially declared the Hin Nam No National Protection Area (Karst mountains) a national park.
Read MoreWelcoming materials for Visit Laos is on rollout to boost tourism.
Read MoreLao Prime Minister urge the rail operator to improve its services to give passenger a better experience.
Read MoreThe country is looking forward for the boom of the businesses as more tourists starts to enter.
Read MoreLao Airlines announced that they open direct flights going to China mid this year.
Read MoreAfter seeing over 45,000 tourists since the country reopened its borders in May last year, the Feuang district’s governor expects more.
Read MoreJeju Air Co., the Republic of Korea’s biggest low-cost carrier will expand flights to Laos and Vietnam in April after three years of their suspension due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreAfter 3-year Hiatus, The Lao Elephant Festival is to be Held in February
Read MoreChina has eased Covid-19 control measures after almost three years of travel restrictions
Read MoreThe issuing of the notification was attributed to many reasons, such as the unfolding situation of Covid-19 in Laos and neighbouring countries, as well as globally
Read MoreThe Association of Thai Travel Agents (Atta) believes that about 3 million Chinese tourists may use the almost 423 km long electrified railway that runs between the Lao capital of Vientiane and Boten town in northern Laos bordering China.
Read MoreLaos was listed behind Norway, Malé, Los Angeles, Slovenia and Barbados, which all got special mention at www.wanderlust.co.uk.
Read MoreThe Laos-China Railway plans to begin operating ordinary train service to ease the rising demand for train travel, especially at the weekend.
Read MoreThe government has dropped six entry requirements that were previously imposed to contain the spread of Covid-19, with Laos fully opening up to travellers on Monday.
Read MoreThe Prime Minister’s Office on Wednesday officially set January 1 as the start of the resumption of tourism in Laos and approved an action plan on the designation of green travel zones where tourists will be protected against Covid-19.
Read MoreThe government is preparing to reopen Laos to visitors, with plans to initially resume tourism activities in selected areas of the country
Read MorePassengers on public transport, whether wanting to travel by road or air from or to Vientiane, will have to wait another 11 days after city authorities announced a lockdown on Sunday.
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