YANGON, Myanmar – Democracy is slowly coming to this little-known country of more than 50 million people in Southeast Asia, and with it, so are the tourists. Isolated for a half-century under a ...

YANGON/BAGAN, Myanmar (eTN) - Experts have long predicted that Myanmar (ex Burma) would one day open up and turn into Southeast Asia’s hottest destinations.

Myanmar’s rich cultural heritage should be a big selling point for tourists Standing 98-metres high and encrusted with gold and diamonds, Yangon’s Shwedagon pagoda is a timeless symbol of Myanmar.

YANGON, Myanmar — Now that Myanmar is opening to the outside world, good luck getting a hotel room. Search. Subscribe. Manage profile. Donate. Login Log out. Menu. Close. Journalism you trust.

YANGON, Myanmar -- When a taxi carrying two Westerners pulled up this past week at the Shwe Sin hotel at the Chaung Tha beach resort in Myanmar's cyclone-stricken Irrawaddy delta region, cheers ...

As an increasing amounts of travellers visit Myanmar, a growing number of young entrepreneurs are setting up tourism sector companies. BBC Homepage Skip to content ...

As little as five years ago, Yangon was a dark and crumbling city, the roads largely quiet apart from the occasional decrepit taxi. Now the streets of Myanmar’s biggest city are filled with ...

Last year, 21,680 Americans traveled to Myanmar, and that was a 31% increase over 2010, when 16,500 made the journey, according to statistics released by Myanmar’s Ministry of Hotels and Tourism.

Myanmar will hold its seventh tourism exhibition in its commercial city of Yangon in September, in an effort to revitalise its pandemic-hit tourism industry.

Officials in Myanmar have destroyed nearly $300 million worth of illegal drugs with massive drug-burning ceremonies taking ...

Yangon - Only a few years ago Beyonce and Jay-Z were posing for photos among Myanmar's famed temples, heralding the former junta-run country's rise as one of the hottest new tourist destinations on ...

Fears growing tourist numbers will spoil Myanmar FOR years, we were warned off going to keep money out of the hands of an oppresive regime. Tourists are now welcome but there is a new threat.