Laos’ move to defer payments for its power consumption will not have a significant impact on BCPG, the company’s president Bundit Sapianchai said on Monday.
Limited flights leaving Laos
Flights remain limited for foreigners who are seeking to fly to the UK from Laos according to the latest British Embassy travel advisory. The embassy statement said it was aware that applications for …
Coconut Water Becomes Overnight Aphrodisiac in Laos
Fresh coconut water has become an overnight sensation in Laos and Thailand due to a belief that it helps to improves sexual performance in men, reports Laotian Times.
Feature: Shared New Year wish brings China-Laos railway builders closer
In the Spring Festival, the railway builders and people in Laos have expressed their eager wishes and anticipations on the China-Laos railway. “For our common wish, so many Chinese engineers stay away …
Lao top legislator pays Tet visit to Vietnam’s officers, soldiers working at Laos’ NA House
Pany Yathotou paid a visit on February 11 to officers and soldiers of Army Corps 11 of the Vietnam People’s Army who are working on the construction of the Lao NA House, on the occasion of the Lunar …
Lao top legislator pays Tet visit to Vietnam’s officers, soldiers working at Laos’ NA Hous
Pany Yathotou paid a visit on February 11 to officers and soldiers of Army Corps 11 of the Vietnam People’s Army who are working on the construction of the Lao NA House, on the occasion of the Lunar …
Online logistics business talks with Myanmar, Laos create over Bt130 million in trade value
The Department of International Trade Promotion’s online business matching (OBM) negotiations with Myanmar and Laos to help Thai logistics operators has yielded a trade value of more than Bt130 …
Online logistics business talks with Myanmar, Laos create over Bt130 million in trade value
The Department of International Trade Promotion’s online business matching (OBM) negotiations with Myanmar and Laos to help Thai logistics operators has yielded a trade value of more than Bt130 …
British teacher, 48, missing for five days in Myanmar during riots over military coup, tells of moment he fled over border to Laos in a dinghy
Ian Richmond, 48, from Darlington, County Durham, disappeared from the city of Tachileik, Myanmar, on February 1 amid fierce protests over the country’s military coup. He was found safe today.
Aid workers in Laos are warned: your actions could put both of you and your colleagues at risk
Should we let Sombath Somphone’s disappearance deter international and local aid workers who want to make a difference in Laos? How do we conduct ourselves accordingly to the host country so we can …