Lao PDR

2025 is off to a great start – from the successful conclusion of the 54th GMS Tourism Working Group in Krabi, Thailand to sustainable tourism initiatives in Cambodia, Thailand, and […]

Community-based tourism (CBT) in the Greater Mekong Subregion got a new boost: UN Tourism has named Bo Suak (Thailand), Tra Que Vegetable Village (Viet Nam), and Azheke (Yunnan, China) among

This Loy Krathong, let’s reflect on our shared duty to protect our planet. Across the Greater Mekong Sub-Region, conservation wins are making a difference: From Thailand’s Maya Bay reopening with

Our latest newsletter features the Training of Trainers initiative empowering women in the Mekong Region with essential digital skills to boost their tourism communities. This initiative, in collaboration with the

As the Mid-Autumn Festival brings light and celebration to the Mekong Region, it’s a time for reflection and connection. New initiatives like the Yunnan-Cambodia cultural corridor symbolize the collective effort

The Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) is set to see a surge in tourism thanks to newly implemented visa relaxation policies. From China’s expanded 144-hour visa-free transit to Thailand’s extended visa

As the Paris Olympics kicks off, the Greater Mekong Sub-Region is enthusiastically embracing sports tourism. With the global sports tourism market estimated at USD 587.81 billion in 2023 and growing

As the Greater Mekong Sub-Region transitions from dry to green season, it’s the perfect time to explore the beauty of rural and ethnic communities through community-based tourism (CBT).  Myanmar’s Bagan