Champasak Province Welcomes Over 678,000 Tourists, Exceeding Target
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Champasak Province Welcomes Over 678,000 Tourists, Exceeding Target

Champasak Province in southern Laos welcomed over 678,000 tourists in 2026, generating over US$110 million in revenue and exceeding its target by 7%. Cultural and tourism departments are actively exchanging experiences to foster sustainable development.

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