Category: Travel News

In the comforts of everyday life, it is uncommon to see someone stop in their tracks and take on a challenge of such great magnitude. However, comfort was not going to stop Dale Garner, an Australian man, and Raphi Ela, a German woman, from spearheading the challenge.

Don Det Emerges as a Tranquil Haven for Stressed Travelers The scenery of Don Det island (photo: 12Go Asia) As the trend of dispersed tourism rises, Don Det, an island in Champasak Province’s Si Phan Don archipelago, is gaining recognition as a top destination amid the serene Mekong River waters. Booking.com’s recent report positions Don […]

Lao Government Rejects Claims of Luang Prabang’s World Heritage Status Threat Amidst YouTube Controversy The authentic town of Luang Prabang (photo: Discover Laos) In response to a video uploaded on a Thai YouTube channel, the Lao government has denied claims that Luang Prabang town is at risk of losing its status as a World Heritage […]

As 2023 draws to a close, Laos celebrates a notable recovery in tourism after the COVID pandemic left a seemingly permanent scar. Anticipating continued growth, the country has now launched “Visit Laos Year 2024” to further boost the industry in the upcoming year.

Starting a journey is exciting, yet a recent incident on a budget flight from Vietnam to Singapore serves as a cautionary tale, emphasizing the need for travelers to stay vigilant during air travel.

Bolikhamxay Provincial Authorities will declare the revered Phabath Phonsan Temple in Thaphabath district as a national heritage site in January, coinciding with the annual Boun Phabath Phonsan festival, a key event across the province.

A new report by the World Bank indicates the impact on the tourism industry in Laos of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Vietnamese President Vo Van Thuong has suggested fostering seamless tourism collaboration among Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia, eliminating the need for individual visas for travelers moving between these nations.

The Lao People’s Army History Museum in Vientiane Capital reopened its doors to the public on 13 December after undergoing extensive renovations, marking a major transformation for the historical institution.

As Laos gears up to take the helm of the ASEAN chairmanship in 2024, eyes turn to the potential impact on regional and global alliances.