Even as high-speed rail links transform the Mekong’s borders into blur lines (think of Lao PDR’s gleaming Vientiane-to-Boten bullet train and Thailand’s soon-to-follow network), slow, intentional travel still calls to […]
Cruising the Golden Triangle on the Mekong: A Journey Between Two Cultural Capitals Read More
TAT drives the government’s Big Impact, Act Fast policy with a campaign offering exclusive discounts, gifts, and experiences to boost travel spending and enhance Thailand’s image as a tourism hub.
Don’t think of the West Mekong Discovery Trail as “off-the-beaten path”. Think of it as a direct line to the culture, nature and absolute unspoiled splendor of the Greater Mekong
The West Mekong Discovery Trail: A Deep-Dive Into the Mekong’s Most Authentic Spots Read More
Thailand aims to attract 12 million international tourists in the last four months of 2025, with major events like the Grand Diwali Festival and World Loy Krathong driving revenue of
Kokkoya Organics’ beginnings could not be more down-to-earth if you tried. The project began in 2017 on a sandy, rubbish-strewn lot in Yangon’s North Dagon Township – but through patient,
Steven Schipani has spent more than 20 years managing shifts in the Greater Mekong Sub-Region’s tourism landscape. Until recently, he served as Principal Tourism Industry Specialist in the Asian Development
Starting 10 October, the Transport Company (BKS) will resume its bus service connecting Khon Kaen, Thailand, to Vientiane, Laos, following a five-year suspension. The cross-border service was originally halted on 25
Bus Service Between Khon Kaen-Vientiane Resumes After Five Years Read More
Thailand’s health tourism sector grows to THB 670 billion, with a focus on Wellness & Spa services, aiming to position the country as a global wellness destination. According to the
Tourism in the Mekong is changing fast, and small businesses are stepping up with new digital skills. MTCO, Agoda, and the GMS National Tourism Organizations (NTOs) have launched a regional
Mekong Tourism Newsletter – October 2025 Issue Read More
TAT showcases Krabi as Thailand’s model for sustainable tourism in landmark international gathering The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has successfully hosted the 2025 Global Meaningful Travel Summit in Krabi
Krabi Prototype takes centre stage at 2025 Global Meaningful Travel Summit in Thailand Read More
Travel in Southeast Asia often follows familiar paths – Bangkok, Angkor, or Inle Lake. But there’s a quieter arc that threads through Myanmar and northern Thailand, tying dramatic landscapes and
The Middle Path Trail: A Meditative Path from Yangon to Sukhothai Read More
The Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC) mechanism has entered a new phase with the launch of its “version 2.0,” marking a decade of its establishment. Comprising six member countries—China, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos,
Lancang-Mekong 2.0: Transforming Regional Connectivity and Tourism in Southeast Asia Read More
Elephant Forest Phitsanulok recently opened its doors as a world-class model for elephant-friendly tourism — the first of its kind in the region. The opening of this elephant-friendly model camp
World-class ethical elephant sanctuary opens in Phitsanulok Read More
Regional training program equips micro, small and medium accommodation providers with digital skills to grow online and advance inclusive tourism. Bangkok, Thailand – 15 September 2025 – The Mekong Tourism
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is driving ESG (environmental, social, and governance) tourism to the global stage, reporting a 20% rise in community income within just two months. Thapanee
TAT pushes ESG tourism to boost sustainable travel and lift community income Read More
