Preah Sihanouk, Cambodia

Mekong Tourism Newsletter – April 2024 Issue

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 across the region, the imperative to address overtourism and environmental impact has never been greater.

Join industry leaders and visionaries at the Mekong Tourism Forum 2024 in Lijiang, China, from April 23-25, as we explore inclusive and sustainable tourism practices that can secure long-term benefits for all stakeholders. Find out about the Mekong Tourism Forum 2024 and other tourism developments here.

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