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More Chinese tourists for Indonesia, Thai tourists stay longer in Laos, private sector okay with PH housing project
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Tourism news roundup: Hanoi’s tourism boom on first half of 2024, plus other news
Number of tourists to Hanoi surges, Indochina T-Junction’s tourism, HK’s “citywalk” tours
Laos housing sector on track to recovery
The glut in Vientiane’s residential market is set to be addressed by a new rail link with China
Laos reopens tourism in 2022 to initial list of countries
The tourism and hospitality sectors are ensured with health and hygiene certification
Vientiane Capital plans for the development of a Smart City project
Plots of land in Saysettha and Hatxayfong districts are prohibited from being sold, transferred, or mortgaged
Laos prepares to revive tourism with new ‘Green Zone’ plan
The government is taking steps to prepare for the reopening of Laos to vaccinated tourists
Laos government to address property concerns like foreign purchase
The Lao Front for National Development (LFND) raises the need to address land disputes and compensation
Vang Vieng town receives $8 million to upgrade its infrastructure for tourism
The destination will see new roads, bridges, and improved drainage systems
Laos authorities to promote sustainable tourism through ecotourism sites
Champasack province’s beautiful natural environment has the potential to attract hundreds of foreign visitors each year
Laos government works with localities to resume tourism under new normal time
The Laos-China Railways scheduled to open in December will further boost tourism in 2022
Laos operators consider developing travel sites to improve provincial tourism
Some projects look into stimulating tourism while promoting environmental protection and rural development
Open to all-comers: Laos sets its sights on foreign investors, eases homeownership guidelines
Little Laos is hoping that relaxed foreign ownership rules can inject life into its housing market, with Chinese investors a prime target
Laos looks to China after being derailed
The long-anticipated rail link between Vientiane and southern China may alter the dynamics of the property sector
