With the rapid growth of ZADA, the very first Digital ID ecosystem in Myanmar, the main part of the system, COVIDPASS is also gaining...

As Myanmar is gradually lifting up the previous quarantine rules and trying to approach the healthy recovery of tourism, new guidelines of health requirements...

The official Thingyan holidays are from Wednesday 13 - 16 April so if you take 11 and 12 April off, you have plenty of...

Myanmar is set to resume international flights on 17 April, ending a two-year ban on foreign visitors.

Now closed, Savoy Hotel has been one of the few original places to meet up with aircon and good drinks, a place to seek out in the Yangon heat whenever you needed a calm oasis to recharge and be inspired.

If you ever have to travel around Myanmar and wonder what you need to bring with you, this guide can be of help. The...

It's the green season in Myanmar from June until September! Which is a perfect time of the year for getaways in the upcountry. The landscapes are lush and green, and many hotels provide exceptional deals!

Last weekend to enjoy the special offers of May with staycations and buffets.

Leaving Myanmar and looking for a flight? These are the available ones for April 2021.

If you are looking for a mandatory flight within these days for work, study, or returning to your home country, here is a guide to travelling abroad conveniently.

Here we try to keep the flight situation updated for you. 

Myanmar Government has now issued its Myanmar Tourism Strategic Recovery Roadmap (MTSRR). Based on the previous Tourism Master Plan (2013-2020), the MTSRR is a response to COVID-19 and aligned with UNWTO Global Guidelines to Restart Tourism. The Roadmap will integrate and expand the new six-pillar Tourism Master Plan outline, and all State and Regional Tourism Committees (RTCs) will develop their own State and Regional Master Plans to reflect the actions in the MTSRR.