In a recent move against begging in Bangkok, Thai authorities have apprehended beggars hailing from Laos, China, and Cambodia.
Bangkok Police Cracks Down on Beggars from Laos, China, Cambodia
Laos Faces Escalating Scam Threat as Criminals Exploit Banking App Pathways
In Laos, a growing scam threat looms as criminals exploit complex pathways in banking apps to drain funds from unsuspecting accounts.
Tourist Information Center Inaugurated in Vientiane Capital
The Vientiane Capital Tourist Information Center and Exhibition Room of Handicraft and ODOP (traditional products produced under the One District One Product initiative), situated in Nongbone village, Saysetha District, Vientiane Capital, officially opened its doors on 17 November.
Former President’s Centenary Spurs Transformation of Historic Residence
Champasack Provincial authorities are gearing up to transform the old residence of former President Khamtai Siphandone into a multifaceted tourist destination and educational hub.
Thai Princess Praises Lao-China Railway for Enhancing Regional Cooperation
In an interview with Chinese State Media, China Media Group, Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn of Thailand praised the Lao-China Railway for boosting regional trade, especially between Thailand and China.
Laos to Develop E-Commerce Policies, Strategies for Local Enterprises
Recognizing the surging trend of online sales in Laos, the government has designated the strengthening of e-commerce as a key strategic development goal for the period 2016–2025. The focus is on promoting small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to drive economic growth.
Lao Authorities Clarify Passport Violation in Viral Exit Fee Video
In response to a viral video exposing an alleged imposition of an excessive exit fee of THB 5000 (around USD 142.37) on a Thai tourist at the Lao-Thai Friendship Bridge in Vientiane Capital, the Lao authorities have stepped forward to address the controversy.
Luang Prabang Governor Takes Stand Against Dissemination of False News
The Governor of Luang Prabang Province released a statement on 17 November disregarding false allegations about the sale of Paxathipatai Secondary School, which is part of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage Town.
