In Focus

Bagan is an extensive landscape in the central dry zone of Myanmar, and was created across a floodplain at a strategic bend of the massive Ayeyarwady River. Human habitation in the region dates to at least the Paleolithic period (about 60,000-10,000 years ago). During much of the 1st millenniu

In May this year, The Social House opened its doors on a bustling street in the Yawmingyi area which is a popular area for international companies to open offices and for foreigners to live. Despite a proliferation of successful cafes, restaurants and spas, prior to the opening of The Social Hou

Over three days from July 20 to 22, the Tatmadaw Exhibition Hall filled with representatives of tourism businesses from across the region. Over forty businesses including hotel chains, local and international travel and tour companies, regional airlines, booking platforms, wedding and educationa

As in many countries, tourists in Myanmar are often required to pay a fee to enter the site of a landmark or cultural or historical zone. As well as the well-known zone fee payment points at Inle Lake and Bagan, foreigners are required to pay zone fees at zones in Bago, Golden Rock, Hpa-an’s Kawgo