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MTCO to meet with LINE exploring potential collaborations

16 Mar 2019

The Mekong Tourism Coordinating Office met with LINE Thailand to share information about the MTCO’s initiatives while also discussing collaboration opportunities regarding tourism promotion in Thailand. Discussions were very productive and exciting as cooperation with the private sector continues to grow in the region. #TourismMekong #LineThailand

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