Southeast Asia Travel News | Update 14th July

Southeast Asia Travel News | Update 14th July

Koh Samui’s tourism hopes pinned on international travellers | Thailand

Thailand’s island-focused international travel reopening plan is set to roll out in Koh Samui on July 15.
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Langkawi eyed as a launchpad for Malaysia’s tourism comeback | Malaysia
Langkawi is planning to reopen its doors to foreign travellers soon. They have promoted as a Covid-free destination, under a pilot project by the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture Malaysia (MOTAC) to kickstart the country’s tourism recovery.
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British travel magazine names Phu Yen hotel among world’s best | Vietnam
Condé Nast Traveler has listed Zannier Hotels Bai San Ho in Phu Yen Province among the world’s 69 best new hotels in 2021.
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DOT-7 to launch new diving site in southwest Cebu town
The Department of Tourism in Central Visayas (DOT-7) is launching a new diving destination in the town of Aloguinsan in southwestern Cebu.
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Laos to Develop Sustainable Tourism Sites in Champasack | Laos
The government plans to develop the Dong Hua Sao National Bio-Diversity Conservation Area and the Xe Pian National Bio-Diversity Conservation Area in Champasack provinces as ecotourism sites as part of efforts to promote sustainable tourism.
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