On 11 September, Luang Prabang authorities seized 17 items suspected to be wildlife products weighing 28.03 kilograms, amid concerns over wildlife trafficking in the province.
Officers inspected a property in Sanghalok village and recovered suspected rhinoceros horn, carved ivory, wildlife bile and traditional medicines containing wildlife ingredients, along with equipment...
Laos will begin offering electronic tourist visa (eVisa) applications in July this year, allowing visitors to apply for a visa online prior to arriving...
China and Thailand have both ban pork and pig product imports from Laos following the country's first outbreak of African swine fever.
The first cases...
Foreign companies that export products to Laos will no longer require a domestic business license under new trade regulations issued by the Ministry of...
