Public and private partnerships showcase how the Lao tourism industry can develop, with Discover Laos Today creating engaging new content for Southern Laos Tourism

Nam Kat Yorla Pa, has launched a new website with the help of Discover Laos Today and their brand building services. A range of new features breathe new life into the website, including virtual tours,...

Discover Laos Today has completed its rebranding from My Lao Tours, joining the digital revolution and paving the way for the Laos tourism industry to meet the needs of the modern market.

Update on the actual situation of Laos' response to the global pandemic

November Update for the situation on the ground regarding Lao's response to the global pandemic

Update on Lao's response to the global pandemic

The Nam Et-Phou Louey National Park (NEPL) covers three provinces, Houaphan, Xieng Khouang, and Luang Prabang, and is the largest and one of the most biodiverse protected areas in Lao PDR. The Nationa...

Sao Sinh is the newest addition to Luang Prabang’s vibrant cultural tourism scene. Billing itself as the first “Rent and Roam” traditional clothing rental service in town, the shop stocks dozens of tr...

Traveling with young children can be a wonderful experience as they are exposed to new cultures, environments, and activities. These family trips can create impressions and memories that stay with the...

Are you visiting Laos for the first time or are you a seasoned traveller? No matter if this is your first time or your hundreth time its always a good idea to brush up on your temple etiquette!

It is no stretch of the truth to say that cuisine in the Asian region is one of the best in the world. Much of the food in Asia tends to be heavily spiced, packed with a multitude of flavors, and cont...

At first glance, this bangle might just look like a regular bracelet, but with a closer look, you can see the words “Trailblazer” written on it. (ເສັ້ນທາງສະຫວ່າງ in Lao). All items from Article 22 are...

At the end of Buddhist Lent, the green monsoon season draws to a close, and the harvest season begins. To give thanks for their livelihoods and annual bounty, Lao people make merit by making offerings...

Promote Lao coffee as a sustainable development direction Developing domestic coffee consumption and improving knowledge (coffee culture) related to coffee among Lao people

Increasing competitiveness of our Tour companies and Standalone Hotels and stopping price gouging and/or unfair trade practices of Agoda, Expedia and other OTAs

A collaboration between Swisscontact and Discover Laos Today to promoting and showcasing destinations to appeal to domestic as well as regional travelers, to maintaining Southern Laos at ‘top of mind’...

The Phou Ya Kha area in Oudomxay’s Xay District has only recently been explored for tourism. This rocky mountainous area is great for trekking and camping, and it is easy to access with a local guide,...

Southern Laos is directly accessible from Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam and Vientiane, the capital of Laos. It can be reached by air and road.

The Xe Pian National Protected Area (NPA), established in 1993 and covering an area of 2,400 square kilometres, is considered to be one of the top three most biologically important protected areas in...

Si Phan Don means Four Thousand Islands, and is a unique river archipelago situated in the Mekong River near the Cambodian border. It is a place to unwind and experience traditional river-side village...

The landscape of the Bolaven Plateau is characterised by coffee and tea plantations and dramatic waterfalls surrounded by lush vegetation. Various ethnic groups inhabit the area. Historically, the Lav...

Immerse yourself in a variety of eras from early, classical Khmer architecture (7th-12th century) through French colonial buildings (19th-20th century) to Buddhist temples and local village life, incl...

Pakse, the capital city of the province of Champasak, is located at the confluence of the mighty Mekong River and the Sedone. It is Southern Laos’ trade and transportation hub, connecting with Bangkok...