Laos Plans to Leverage APEC Meeting for Tourism and Trade Promotion
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Laos Plans to Leverage APEC Meeting for Tourism and Trade Promotion

Gia Lai Province, Laos, will bundle cultural, tourism, and trade activities around the 2027 APEC Informal Senior Officials' Meeting (ISOM) to enhance its image and attract investment. The province aims to showcase local products and culture to international delegates, fostering direct experiences and market opportunities.

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