Mangroves are not just trees; they are key lifelines for coastal ecosystems. Masses of mangroves lining the shores act as natural barricades against harsh weather – helping to purify the […]
Mangrove Magic at Trapaing Sangke, Cambodia CBT Read More
Hin Nam No National Park is on the path to achieving World Heritage Status, with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) accepting its complete application document. However,
Hin Nam No National Park Moves Closer to World Heritage Status Read More
Chinese authorities have specified a slew of measures to further enhance payment convenience in major tourist attractions across the country and cater to diversified payment demand from elderly citizens, foreigners
China specifies steps to improve payment services in tourist attractions Read More
Thailand is taking steps to revolutionise tourism with Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin’s push for a joint-visa programme among countries that collectively hosted 70 million tourists last year. This initiative aims
Thailand pushes for borderless travel to neighbouring lands Read More
On 19 October 2023, Tân Hoá village in Quang Binh province, Viet Nam was recognized by the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) as one of the world’s best tourism
This April, as the Greater Mekong Sub-Region celebrates a season of rebirth and transformation, we are reminded of the vital need for conversation on sustainable tourism. With record tourism growth
Mekong Tourism Newsletter – April 2024 Issue Read More
Guests and delegates coming to Lijiang for the Mekong Tourism Forum in April will find a home-away-from-home in the Hilton Lijiang – and a warm host in Robert Wei, the
Talking Sustainable Luxury in Yunnan with Hilton Lijiang’s Robert Wei Read More
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is thrilled to reveal that the forthcoming MICHELIN Guide Thailand 2025 edition will extend its coverage to include Chon Buri, a coastal province located approximately 80
Cambodia’s honey industry goes back to the dawn of civilisation; the Khmer used to collect wild honey from forest hives, a practice that is still done in Mondulkiri today. Despite
QBEE: Ms. Man Rathea’s Mission to Reveal Cambodian Honey to the World Read More
A high-end B&B hotel converted from old houses in Liuxia village, south China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region features white walls and gray roofs, ponds, courtyards, and lush trees and grass.
Fishing village in China’s Guangxi thrives on B&B industry Read More
Phongsaly, the northernmost province of Laos, has a population of about 200,000 people. The province borders China to the north and Vietnam to the east. Phou Fa has been revered
Phongsaly to organize Ethnic Food & Tea Festival to promote Visit Laos Year 2024 Read More
In the tight-knit quarters of her home in Kandal province’s Arey Ksat town, Von Heang’s hands move with a rhythm honed by years of tradition. As she weaves tirelessly, Heang
Traditional threads: Reviving the Chorabab Read More
With its rich and diverse tourism resources and pristine natural landscapes untouched by extensive human impact, Sơn La has become an attractive destination for many tourists. By Thanh Nga With
Unveiling the hidden gems of Sơn La Read More
Airbnb launches the first Creative Guide to Bangkok, revealing the city’s vibrant neighborhoods and local creativity to global travelers. BANGKOK, THAILAND – Airbnb has launched the Airbnb Creative Guide to Bangkok, its first-ever Thailand city
Airbnb unveils Bangkok’s Creative Guide: A new cultural tourism chapter Read More
Fresh off the relaunch of the Travel Ivory Free Campaign in Bangkok, Thailand last 13 February, the Greater Mekong chapter of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) anticipates an eventful 2024
WWF Greater Mekong’s Jedsada Taweekan: “Sustainability is no longer a niche topic” Read More
