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Laos is considering implementing immigration fast-tracks for Vietnam and China.
Lockdown Status
Open
Inbound Travel
Restricted
Outbound Travel
Restricted
Confirmed
20
Deaths
0
Active
1
5 Day Rolling Ave
+0
Source: John Hopkins University via COVID19 API (2020-08-12)
Latest Travel Industry News
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7 Aug inboundLaos is considering implementing fast-tracks for Vietnam and China. According to reports, this could allow certain individuals, such as diplomatic staff, technical experts and foreign labour to enter with the waiving of the 14-day quarantine periodSource: laotiantimes.com/2020/08/07/laos-considers-fast-track-immigration-for-two-nationalities/
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7 Aug inbound62 tour guides have qualified from the government’s training programmeSource: www.vientianetimes.org.la/sub-new/Previous_149/index.php
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7 Aug aviationLao Airlines has restarted its flights from Vientiane – Luang Namtha, operating twice a weekSource: www.facebook.com/LaoAirlines/photos/a.422306681165027/3356173797778286/
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6 Aug inboundLaoBuild 2020, Lao Food & Hotel 2020 and LaoCafe 2020 exhibitions have all been postponed to 17-19 Jun 2021Source: jclao.com/top-3-expos-of-laos-postponed-to-2021-due-to-covid-19-crisis/
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4 Aug aviationLao Airlines has been ranked one of the top regional Asian airlines in the Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice AwardsSource: laotiantimes.com/2020/08/04/lao-airlines-among-tripadvisor-award-winners-for-best-regional-airlines/
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4 Aug inboundExo Travel and Lao Airlines have partnered to create great deals for the domestic market under the Lao Thiew Laos campaignSource: discoverlaos.today/post/partnership-annoucement-discover-laos-and-exo-travel-laos-team-up-for-lao-thiew-laos-campaign?fbclid=IwAR08Iz1coOncUNJe5YJn-YVsxfHWLNrsJk78ln0cg21bu4Co7Uyrxmwjqa4
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31 Jul inboundLaos has now suspended all chartered flights as well as scheduled flights until 31 Aug, with tourist visas remaining suspended. Lockdown measures will also be extended until 31 AugSource: laotiantimes.com/2020/07/31/laos-updates-covid-19-prevention-measures-grounds-charter-flights/?fbclid=IwAR2SbsegvVmKnMi2cWVi8KKoZKl78mgM8v_wWaK7QPqeKL9fHPCIrWPEVYc
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31 Jul inboundThe launch of the new Heritage Line luxury cruise ship Anouvong has been postponed to 2021Source: heritage-line.com/covid-19-heritage-lines-latest-updates/
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25 Jul outboundThe UK has added Laos to its list of countries exempt from advice against “all but essential” international travelSource: www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-countries-and-territories-exempt-from-advice-against-all-but-essential-international-travel
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24 Jul inboundLaos has detected its 20th case of COVID-19, this time from a quarantined Korean business traveller. Authorities are calling it a one-off, and not evidence of community transmissionSource: laotiantimes.com/2020/07/24/laos-confirms-new-20th-case-of-covid-19/
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24 Jul inboundLaos’s international arrivals dropped by 60% YoY to just 886,447 visitors for H1. Unemployment levels in general has increased to 25%Source: laotiantimes.com/2020/07/24/domestic-tourists-targeted-for-laos-as-international-arrivals-plummet/
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24 Jul inboundAchieving the initial target of 4.7 million international arrivals is now impossible in 2020, according to the government. The Tourism Marketing Department will hold a workshop to discuss with local operators the Laos visit Lao domestic tourism campaignSource: www.vientianetimes.org.la/freeContent/FreeConten_International_142.php
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23 Jul inboundJapan announced that it is looking at relaxing entry restrictions for business travellers from 12 Asian territories, including Singapore, Cambodia, Brunei, Malaysia, Myanmar and Laos from SE Asia. Travellers would still need to self-quarantine for 14-days, pass a COVID test and not take public transportationSource: www.straitstimes.com/singapore/coronavirus-singapore-and-japan-will-work-towards-resuming-essential-travel
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23 Jul inboundTour guides in Luang Prabang are being badly affected, as whilst tourism is returning and tourists are booking hotels, guest houses and visiting local attractions, locals do not feel the need to book a guideSource: www.vientianetimes.org.la/freeContent/FreeConten_Domestic141.php
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22 Jul inboundVientiane has revised its target for international tourists to 685,600 from an initial 2 million. H1 recorded 485,600 visitorsSource: www.vientianetimes.org.la/sub-new/Previous_140/index.php
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18 Jul aviationLaos Airlines is one of the first foreign airlines to be rewarded by China with the ability to increase flights to twice weekly on its Vientiane – Kunming route until 24 OctSource: news.cgtn.com/news/2020-07-18/China-allows-three-airlines-more-international-flights-SdwzFsmAA8/index.html
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17 Jul outboundThe government has clarified that medical certificates are not always required for outbound travel from Laos and vary according to circumstance. An official notice will be issued soon for travellersSource: laotiantimes.com/2020/07/17/clarification-on-medical-certificate-requirement-for-travellers/
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16 Jul inboundLaos is keeping its borders closed to foreigners, and will only allow foreign technical experts, diplomats, medical tourists and students to travel out from the countrySource: laotiantimes.com/2020/07/16/laos-borders-remain-closed-to-foreign-visitors/
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16 Jul aviationLao Airlines is planning to soon resume its Vientiane – Hanoi flight, with two flights weekly, as requested by the Lao PM. The date has not been announced yet. Laos will also soon re-open its first international checkpoint with Vietnam. Laos Airlines has said that passengers from both Laos and Vietnam would be able to enter the destination without having to stay at a quarantine centre. Laos Airlines will also increase its frequency from Vientiane – Kunming to twice weekly, but passengers must still be quarantined for 2 weeks upon arrivalSource: www.vientianetimes.org.la/freeContent/FreeConten_Lao136.php
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14 Jul inboundCambodia is constructing new checkpoints along the Cambodia-Thailand-Lao PDR border areasSource: www.thestar.com.my/aseanplus/aseanplus-news/2020/07/14/cambodia-builds-new-checkpoints-along-laos-thailand-border
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14 Jul inboundChampassak region has received just 100,000 domestic and international tourists in H1. It targeted receiving 1 million visitors this yearSource: kpl.gov.la/En/Detail.aspx?id=53289
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14 Jul inboundA new border gate may be opened between Laos’ Attapeu Province and Cambodia’s Ratanakiri Province, and officials say that this could strengthen tourism as currently there is no road connecting the province with LaosSource: laotiantimes.com/2020/07/14/new-border-crossing-for-laos-and-cambodia-proposed/
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14 Jul inbound14 Jul: The ADB has released a brief on the state of tourism enterprises within Laos, with some key findings: • Half of enterprises surveyed were temporarily closed in May 2020 • 78% of tourism businesses in Louangphabang were closed • 70% of businesses had reduced employees, with number of employees falling by 38% • Larger enterprises who primarily served the international markets have been worse affected • The majority of tourism businesses favoured tax relief (84.8%) and cash transfers (68.7%). 63.5% also believed that entry fees for attractions should be waived for 1 year >>Source: www.adb.org/publications/assessment-impact-covid-19-tourism-lao-pdr
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13 Jul inboundXaysomboun will develop new tourist sites, with developers planning a new site in Anouvong District which would cost around $500 million USD. Environmental conservation measures would also be taken into accountSource: www.vientianetimes.org.la/freeContent/FreeConten_Xaysomboun_133.php
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13 Jul inboundThe Tad Tontaen waterfall in Borikhamxay province will be developed as a natural tourism attraction, as a feasibility study is underwaySource: www.vientianetimes.org.la/freeContent/FreeConten_Borikhamxay_133.php
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10 Jul aviationThe Vietnamese PM has asked a committee to look into resuming key air routes to Tokyo, Seoul, Guangzhou, Taiwan, Vientiane and Phnom PenhSource: vietnamnews.vn/society/749463/pm-asks-for-more-repatriation-flights.html
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9 Jul outboundJapan is planning to start talks about restarting business flights in mid-Jul with 10 more economies, including LaosSource: asia.nikkei.com/Politics/International-relations/Japan-looks-to-reopen-business-travel-with-10-more-Asian-economies
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7 Jul inboundLaos and Vietnam have committed to cooperate with each other, pledging to open air routes at the earliest possible timeSource: laotiantimes.com/2020/07/07/lao-and-vietnamese-leaders-discuss-post-pandemic-cooperation/
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4 Jul inboundThe building of the Vientiane Station on the Laos-China Railway started on 3 JulSource: laotiantimes.com/2020/07/04/construction-of-vientiane-station-commences-on-laos-china-railway/
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2 Jul inboundA “Lao Visit Laos” scheme is being rolled out to encourage domestic tourism. It will start in Jul and be run by the Lao National Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Hotel and Restaurant Association. Their aim is to make information readily available online about attractions, accommodation and restaurants. It will be a permanent projectSource: www.facebook.com/groups/tourismprofessionalsinlaos/permalink/2748446482106834/
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1 Jul inboundThe government confirmed that international borders will be closed except to Lao citizens and foreigners with good reason, and tourist and visitor visas will continue to be suspended. They will also relax further some lockdown restrictions, with sports competitions, casinos and some social gatherings to be allowed to resume, so long as guidelines are followed on COVID-19 prevention. Entertainment venues, such as karaoke bars, and gaming shops, will remain closedSource: www.vientianetimes.org.la/freeContent/FreeConten_Govt125.php
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1 Jul inboundLaos has seen full bookings for Vang Vieng from domestic tourists travelling from VientianeSource: www.asiatraveltips.com/news20/17-LaosMyanmar.shtml
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30 Jun outboundThailand has opened up 37 border checkpoints on the borders with Malaysia, Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar to facilitate cross-border cargo and trading. Tourists will not be allowed to enter via these checkpoints stillSource: www.thestar.com.my/aseanplus/aseanplus-news/2020/06/30/cambodia-and-laos-happy-as-thailand-reopens-37-border-checkpoints
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29 Jun inboundTourist numbers dropped by 17% from Jan-May, with just 886,440 tourists. The number of people using air and ground transport dropped by more than 90%. Arrivals from China dropped 16%, whilst from Thailand dropped 5%Source: www.vientianetimes.org.la/login/index.php?ref=/sub-new/Current/Curr_Tourist_123.php
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25 Jun inboundThe government will introduce more measures to encourage domestic travel, focusing on removing impediments to travel, standards of transportation and renovation of tourism sites in a draft plan. Tourism earnings of $450,000 USD were lost in Jan – Feb 2020Source: www.vientianetimes.org.la/login/index.php?ref=/sub-new/Current/Curr_Govt121.php?fbclid=IwAR28D1r-A-4Elr2KRiyM_TQiZgbWbAMiyKkwVfqGXZNNW7mb3o7CsmVmKhM
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24 Jun outboundMall operators in Thailand call for the government to resume flights to CLMV (Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam) nations. Some 12% of visitors to the Siam Center, Siam Discovery and Sia, Paragon are all from CLMV nations, and spend an average of $3,250 per visitSource: www.phnompenhpost.com/business/thai-flights-will-reboot-trade?__cf_chl_jschl_tk__=0836986aebe3e733b257c6ff1803dd1bbcd30bd6-1593049810-0-AaPuS4cOzPaEkp19ECGbDA0kcnHPNxGk5lSIL687PECRuQISe9--MNk2DxhWrowkVS0btcUjoFnbbPtvEDbdKoQhbSorSjZVjdmDBmAoBPP5XiUEu5Bk8bap-zMymruGmaleQ4r4hhYRKtoyfyoLAPLzyLHXVLpvoh2GRm3pcCQIGhmUvq-u1fJEU8ItemdlhiROonFBbl1MZBLE7vtVqwyfwJJmLVO18obhGhUOPJY6QOvvknVrivdaDjIe0SUSf7qPdCkpFdzdWx6HOU-GHiV2VHROzfDq3ol4wqzGDdwK7ZbzvwlpB4-a6xZR-C5VBz4r5WYvQ7lbmwdFzOZIKsw
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22 Jun inboundThe Xieng Khouang Airport administration and operations has been handed over to the Lao Armed Forces. It will continue to work with the Department of Civil Aviation to develop the airport and increase passenger numbersSource: laotiantimes.com/2020/06/22/xieng-khouang-airport-handed-over-to-lao-air-force/
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22 Jun inboundChao Anouvong Park will be renovated to attract more touristsSource: laotiantimes.com/2020/06/22/chao-anouvong-park-to-be-upgraded-in-bid-to-attract-tourists/
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21 Jun inboundThe Golden Triangle Special Economic Zone has proposed building a $150 million USD international airport, capable of receiving A320 and B737 aircraft. If approved, building could take just 18 monthsSource: www.facebook.com/AeroLaos/photos/a.546113598770542/2951805671534644/?type=3&theater&ifg=1
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19 Jun inboundChampassak and Savannakhet provinces will benefit from a new joint project to preserve its heritage, with the CHAMPA project to boost their positions as tourist destinationsSource: www.vientianetimes.org.la/freeContent/FreeConten_Cultural_117.php
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19 Jun inboundChampassak province embarked on a program to attract more domestic touristsSource: www.vientianetimes.org.la/freeContent/FreeConten_Champassak_promotes_117.php
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17 Jun inboundEmployers can register with the Lao Social Security Organisation (LSS) to request financial assistance for unemployed or reduced working days staff. This would provide up to 60% support of their salarySource: www.vientianetimes.org.la/freeContent/FreeConten_Social115.php
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16 Jun inboundLaos is facing surges in the price for essential foodsSource: www.rfa.org/english/news/laos/prices-06162020154319.html
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15 Jun aviationLao Airlines has continued expanding its flight frequencies, with additional flights between Vientiane – Luang Prabang, and Vientiane – PakseSource: www.facebook.com/LaoAirlines/?__tn__=%2CdkCH-R-R&eid=ARCfbT-JLku1R2tubEROkRMsoJNjQWZvTbpkOup3Jkm0aDlDFhFRTLElb5n-bGm5brZztf5aEIWwRWLh&hc_ref=ARSDaJlg4rfaf3wu8jkS9iZL7_mHkB9XYF28JxjI5jFGSEFVo4EEz-wLnd4jPIMfd30&fref=nf&hc_location=group
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13 Jun outboundThe Thai government has approved in principle the concept of travel bubbles, and potential target countries and territories could include LaosSource: www.bangkokpost.com/business/1933984/ccsa-blows-towards-travel-bubble-plan
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11 Jun inboundXaysomboun may soon have new tourism sites after a government meeting. The first phase from 2020-2025 will see hiking, zip lining, camping and mountain climbing activities developedSource: www.vientianetimes.org.la/freeContent/FreeConten_Xaysomboun111.php
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11 Jun inboundLaos has declared victory over COVID-19 as all confirmed cases are discharged from hospital and no new cases have been detected for 59 daysSource: laotiantimes.com/2020/06/11/laos-declares-victory-over-covid-19/
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11 Jun inboundMore tourism sites may be established in Oudomxay, with 5 new sites under considerationSource: www.vientianetimes.org.la/freeContent/FreeConten_Oudomxay111.php
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11 Jun outboundVietnam is considering opening flights up to Laos, the Vietnamese government has announcedSource: e.vnexpress.net/news/travel/places/vietnam-considers-resuming-flights-to-some-asian-destinations-4113656.html
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11 Jun aviationVietnam Airlines is hoping to resume international flights in July, potentially to Laos, subject to government permissionsSource: e.vnexpress.net/news/business/companies/vietnam-airlines-eyes-july-resumption-of-international-flights-4114005.html
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10 Jun aviationLao Airlines will increase its flight frequency to daily between Luang Prabang and Vientiane from 15 JunSource: www.facebook.com/LaoAirlines/photos/a.606162339446126/3194143697314631/?type=3&theater
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8 Jun inboundThe Chom Ong caves in Oudomxay will open soon to touristsSource: www.thestar.com.my/aseanplus/aseanplus-news/2020/06/08/popular-chom-ong-cave-in-laos-all-set-to-reopen-to-visitors
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5 Jun inboundThe Myanmar Deputy Minister of Hotels and Tourism said that the Myanmar government will work together with Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam to introduce regional tourism, with the 4 countries signing an agreement to ease border access between them, although specific details have not yet been releasedSource: www.mmtimes.com/news/myanmar-work-neighbours-revive-tourism.html
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5 Jun outboundThe US government has suspended issuing certain visas for Laos citizensSource: laotiantimes.com/2020/06/05/us-suspends-visas-for-citizens-of-laos/
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30 May inboundAll school classes will resume on 15 Jun. From 2 Jun, night markets, restaurants and cinemas can reopenSource: en.vietnamplus.vn/asean-countries-continue-loosening-covid19-restrictions/174122.vnp
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26 May inboundStudents, Lao citizens, experts and diplomats are allowed to enter and exit Laos with authorisation from the Ministry of Foreign AffairsSource: www.xinhuanet.com/english/2020-05/26/c_139089408.htm
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25 May inboundLaos and China will organise joint training courses for tourism workers, teaching tour guides basic Chinese and developing skills so that Chinese tourists can have their needs met. They also agreed to bolster 2-way tourismSource: www.vientianetimes.org.la/freeContent/FreeConten_Laos_China_98.php
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25 May inboundLaos and China will organise joint training courses for tourism workers, teaching tour guides basic Chinese and developing skills so that Chinese tourists can have their needs met. They also agreed to bolster 2-way tourismSource: www.vientianetimes.org.la/freeContent/FreeConten_Laos_China_98.php
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22 May inboundThe Lao tourism board may be established again, according to the President of the LNCCI, in a webinar hosted by Austcham Lao PDRSource: www.facebook.com/watch/?v=555528928720165
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22 May inboundAuthorities announced they will start to reopen international borders with neighbouring countries (China, Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand), but foreigners would only be permitted to enter should they have the appropriate authorisation from the Ministry of Foreign AffairsSource: jclao.com/gradual-reopening-of-intl-borders/
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21 May inboundDomestic travel is now permitted in LaosSource: www.xinhuanet.com/english/2020-05/21/c_139075552.htm
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16 May inboundLaos eased its lockdown restrictions from 15 May. Businesses and government agencies are allowed to reopen from 18 May, and transport and interprovince movement is allowed again. Schools will be reopened from 18 May in phases. Indoor and outdoor sporting activities are allowed to take place. However, night markets, beer shops, nightclubs, karaokes, casinos and cinemas will remain closed. Gatherings for weddings and cultural events are limited to 50 paxSource: en.vietnamplus.vn/laos-relaxes-some-restrictions-after-33-days-of-no-new-covid19-cases/173416.vnp
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16 May aviationLaoskyway will resume flight services on 24 MaySource: www.laoskyway.com/?fbclid=IwAR2uH2OfBC-YTe4J-kzju4z2hf8r_cfr62_cKkzegDk57nEE_AfaQXcgVB0
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15 May aviationLao Airlines will be resuming domestic flights from 22 MaySource: www.facebook.com/LaoAirlines/photos/a.606162339446126/3123521167710218/?type=3&theater
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8 May aviationLaos is extending its flight ban, with Lao Airlines also confirming that it would not reopen domestic flight routes. Luang Prabang tourist sites will remain closedSource: www.ttrweekly.com/site/2020/05/laos-extends-flight-ban/
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2 May inboundLaos will allow restaurants, shopping centres, retail and service businesses to reopen on Mon 04 May, but people must wear face masks outside and keep social distancing. This will continue until 17 May, but should new infections be detected in 2 provinces, lockdown will be implemented once moreSource: asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Coronavirus/Virus-free-Laos-lifts-shutters-on-shops-and-restaurants
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30 Apr inboundLaos’ Q1 domestic and foreign visitors totalled 886,440, representing a 17% downturn YoY, with more than $450,000 USD lost in the first two months of 2020Source: www.vientianetimes.org.la/freeContent/FreeConten_Asean81.php
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28 Apr inboundThe Lao Hotel and Restaurant Association met with the government to convey their concerns and issues, many of which will take a long time to resolveSource: laotiantimes.com/2020/04/28/hotel-and-restaurant-owners-discuss-concerns-with-dpm/
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24 Apr aviationIATA’s revised estimates show that passenger demand could fall by 51% in 2020, with a loss of $0.22 billion USD in revenue and 23,800 jobsSource: www.iata.org/en/pressroom/pr/2020-04-24-01/
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15 Apr inboundLockdown extended by 14 days until 03 MaySource: www.vientianetimes.org.la/freeContent/FreeConten_Laos_extends_80.php
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3 Apr inboundTourism businesses will have a tax deferral for 3 months from April, the government announced, as part of fiscal measures to help the economySource: laotiantimes.com/2020/04/03/lao-government-to-provide-tax-breaks-reduced-rates-amid-coronavirus-outbreak/
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29 Mar inboundLaos will be under lockdown, with international and interprovincial borders closed to all travellers from 30 Mar to 19 AprSource: laotiantimes.com/2020/03/29/laos-to-enter-full-lockdown-starting-march-30/
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24 Feb inboundLaos could lose up to $20 - 25 million USD from travel cancellations. However, this is likely to increase if other tourists also stop visiting the countrySource: www.phnompenhpost.com/business/growth-laos-expected-remain-resilient-despite-economic-stresses
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Policy Summary
Lockdown Status
Businesses are allowed to reopen from 18 May, and transport and interprovince movement is allowed again. Schools reopened from 18 May in phases. Indoor and outdoor sporting activities are allowed to take place. From 2 Jun, night markets, restaurants and cinemas to be reopened. Entertainment venues such as karaoke, will remain closed, but casinos may open. Social gatherings permitted.
Travel Restrictions
International flights, both scheduled and chartered, are suspended until 31 Aug. (IATA).
Containment Policies Timeline
How to read this graph
International Travel Restrictions
- 0 - no restrictions
- 1 - screening arrivals
- 2 - quarantine arrivals from some or all regions
- 3 - ban arrivals from some regions
- 4 - ban on all regions or total border closure
Internal Movement Restrictions
- 0 - no restrictions
- 1 - recommend not to travel between regions/cities
- 2 - internal movement restrictions in place
Stay At Home Requirements
- 0 - no measures
- 1 - recommend not leaving house
- 2 - require not leaving house with exceptions for daily exercise, grocery shopping, and 'essential' trips
- 3 - require not leaving house with minimal exceptions (eg allowed to leave once a week, or only one person can leave at a time, etc)
School Closures
- 0 - no measures
- 1 - recommend closing
- 2 - require closing (only some levels or categories, eg just high school, or just public schools)
- 3 - require closing all levels
Economy Summary
Fiscal support for the tourism industry
Tax deferral for 3 months from Apr (3 Apr)
GDP Growth Rate
% per year
6.2
2018
5.0
2019
-0.5
2020
forecast
4.5
2021
forecast
Inflation Rate
% per year
2.0
2018
3.3
2019
5.5
2020
forecast
5.0
2021
forecast
Source: Asian Development Bank. Asian Development Outlook (April 2020).
Tourism Arrivals Summary
International Tourism Arrivals
YoY % change
6.0
Jan
3.0
Feb
-52.0
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
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