Lao Influencers Showcase Yogyakarta's Cultural Heritage
Two renowned Lao travel influencers participated in the "Famtrip 2026" organized by the Indonesian Embassy, promoting Yogyakarta's cultural heritage and tourism experiences on social media. This initiative aims to boost awareness of Indonesian tourism in the Lao market.
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