2019 in review – Khiri Travel Myanmar highlights
2019 has been an exciting year for the tourism and hospitality industry in Myanmar with Bagan included as a UNESCO heritage site.
Tag: UNESCO World Heritage
Voyaging Down the Mighty Mekong in Laos
Southeast Asia is well known for its ubiquitous and varied means of transport, and in Laos the mighty Mekong River is one of the best ways to see its rural villages, ancient temples, and stunning mountain landscape.
Discovering Kandy’s Heritage on Two Wheels
Situated between two mountain ranges 500m above sea level, Kandy’s colourful streets, colonial architecture, gardens and hillsides adorned with Buddhist relics, make for a real cycling adventure.
First Capital City of the Kingdom of Siam
Thailand has a number of impressive historical landmarks that have been recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites, among them, the stunning 13th and 14th century ruins at Sukhothai Historical Park.
Added Value Through Expert Knowledge
Khiri Travel Laos is delighted to introduce some of our splendid #KhiriGuides and Destination Experts who share our common passion for discovery.
Earning “The Mark” of Quality in Luang Prabang
Luang Prabang is only getting better! Read about a government certification program that elevates safety and hygiene standards in tourism and hospitality.
Mike’s Meanders: Sri Lanka Chapter 4
Here is Khiri USA Mike Healy’s 4th blog about Sri Lanka and how our staff there thrives on innovation and demonstrates Khiri’s passion for discovery.
Hospitality Training and Sustainable Tourism
A new hospitality-training center in Mae Sot provides career opportunities for Karen youth besides being a great destination for sustainable tourism.
Laos Fast Becoming a Hub for Cross-border Adventures
As Southeast Asia’s road and transportation infrastructure improves, Loas’ location in the heart of the region is making it an important hub for cross-border travel to and from its neighbors.
SilkAir: Another Pan ASEAN Airline Servicing Laos
Silk Air, a subsidiary of Singaporean Air, will begin weekly air transport to Luang Prabang and Vientiane from Singapore in October 2016 and become only the second pan ASEAN airline to service the growing international market and tourism sector in Laos.
