Mekong Tourism Newsletter – March 2024 Issue
Calling all travel professionals and stakeholders from the Greater Mekong Subregion! There’s a place for you here: the Mekong Tourism Forum (MTF) 2024 will take place on 23-25 April in …
Calling all travel professionals and stakeholders from the Greater Mekong Subregion! There’s a place for you here: the Mekong Tourism Forum (MTF) 2024 will take place on 23-25 April in …
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 …
It’s been a wonderful year for Mekong Tourism – let’s take stock! The Mekong Tourism Forum 2023 in Cambodia, emphasized resilience and digitalization, and attracted over 250 delegates; The Mekong …
Craving adventure and unforgettable flavors? Dive into the culinary wonders and thrilling activities of the Greater Mekong sub-region with our #MemoriesinMekong campaign! 🍜🏞️ Get ready to ignite your wanderlust. 🔥✈️ …
Flavourful Memories in the Mekong – Download part 2 of our flavourful memories newsletter featuring recipes and dishes from local renowned chefs.
Flavourful Memories in the Mekong – Download part 1 of our flavourful memories newsletter featuring recipes and dishes from local renowned chefs.
Unforgettable Memories in the Mekong – Download part 2 of our Unforgettable Travel Memories in the Mekong Newsletter.
Unforgettable Memories in the Mekong – Download part 1 of our Unforgettable Travel Memories in the Mekong Newsletter
Our latest newsletter is now out. The new promising projects from the Mekong Tourism Coordinating Offices, the recently listed UNESCO World Heritage Sites and many sustainable tourism news across the …
The Greater Mekong Sub-Region’s tourism sector can recover faster by building a smart tourism ecosystem – and a big part of this involves elevating the digital economy for entrepreneurs. Find …
They’re back: tourists are swarming back to the Greater Mekong Sub-Region (GMS) in even greater numbers, as “revenge travel” heats up. But how are Mekong countries working to avoid overtourism? …
Dispersed tourism spreads the benefits of the travel industry beyond the Mekong Region’s most popular tourist destinations: relieving pressure on crowded tourist hotspots while helping out-of-the-way destinations grab the tourist …
Stakeholders in the Greater Mekong Sub-Region (GMS) are hard at work helping tourism workers achieve their fullest potential through upskilling,
In the recently-concluded Mekong Tourism Forum 2023, hundreds of attendees worked to reimagine the future of GMS tourism: discussing critical challenges and high-priority issues to chart the way forward for …