Laos tourism is increasing inspections of tour operators and retailers to improve price transparency and protect visitors from zero-dollar tours.
Read MoreLaos is strengthening tourism inspections at heritage sites to identify zero-dollar tours, improve price transparency and protect international visitors
Read MoreLaos is using high-speed rail to connect Vientiane with Luang Prabang for a major UXO conference field visit, highlighting MICE tourism potential.
Read MoreLaos welcomed 23,133 Japanese visitors in the first half of 2026, a 36% rise as tourism promotion strengthens travel between Japan and Laos
Read MoreLaos tourism is gaining global attention for 2027 as travellers seek slow travel, Buddhist heritage, Mekong landscapes and authentic experiences.
Read MoreLaos is emerging as a Mekong rail hub as the China-Laos Railway strengthens cross-border tourism between Laos, China, Thailand and Vietnam.
Read MoreSlow rail tours across Laos, China and Vietnam are reshaping Asian travel with scenic journeys, cultural experiences and longer itineraries.
Read MoreLaos is expanding slow travel through Luang Namtha, Nong Khiaw and Bokeo with village homestays, jungle treks, wildlife and canopy adventures.
Read MoreLaos tourism surges 9.87% in H1 2026 as Thailand, China and Vietnam drive arrivals to Vientiane, Luang Prabang and Mekong destinations.
Read MoreLaos introduces a digital tourism registration system as Boun Khao Phansa festival attracts cultural travellers to temples across Luang Prabang, Vientiane and beyond
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