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Vietnam's National Assembly's Economic Committee approved the construction of the Long Thanh International Airport (LTIA) in October 2014. The new airport is proposed to be built in Long Thanh, Dong Nai Province, located in Southern Vietnam, approximately 45km north-east of Ho Chi Minh City.

If you want to experience nature life in farm, Namkhan Eco Farm is the best place to stay in luang prabang. You will get a chance to live in farm explore all natural resources like sun bathing on bamboo beds, Swimming, yoga, spa and much more. this farm serves as an educational training center for permaculture practices in addition, it is sufficiently productive as an economically viable venture selling vegetables to restaurants, hotels and end customers and it is 100% organic. The NamKhan project will have distinct sustenance and drink outlets . These outlets offer local Laos nourishment, global nourishment, and super green nourishment.

I think, you are right! Namkhan Eco farm is the best place in South Asia. It is fully natural. You will get to explore different types of vegetables and fruits. Now, it is best time to visit as it wouldn't be too cold and the place would be heavily loaded with flowers. Moreover, you will find some rare and unique herbs and you can also take away with you. You will be relaxed and calm as you will be surrounded with greenery. For tour guide visit...http://www.namkhanproject.com/

I recently visited in Laos and i went Namkhan Eco farm. This Eco Farm is the best place in South Asia. It is fully natural. You will get to explore different types of vegetables and fruits. Now, it is best time to visit as it wouldn't be too cold and the place would be heavily loaded with flowers. Moreover, you will find some rare and unique herbs and you can also take away with you. You will be relaxed and calm as you will be surrounded with greenery.

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THE REVPAR OF U.S. hotels reached an all-time weekly high on a nominal and a pandemic-era high on an inflation-adjusted basis in the third week of June, according to STR. Boosted by the highest weekly demand of 28 million room nights sold since August 2019, occupancy was the highest of the pandemic-era during the week. Occupancy was 71.8 percent for the week ending June 18, up from 70.6 percent the week before and dropped 4.8 percent from 2019. ADR was $155.02 for the week, slightly down from $155.37 the week before and increased 14.9 percent from three years ago. RevPAR reached $111.29 during the week up from $109.76 the week before and up 9.4 percent from 2019. San Diego saw the only occupancy increase, up 0.5 percent to 86 percent, over 2019 among STR's top 25 markets. According to STR, New York City (86.6 percent), San Diego and Seattle (85 percent) led the major markets in absolute occupancy for the week.

AAHOA LEADERS AND members met with the nation's leaders in Washington, D.C., for the association's 2023 Fall National Advocacy Conference on Oct. 24 to 25. Topics covered included Small Business Administration loan limits, the Credit Card Competition Act and the labor shortage. The AAHOA contingent met with more than 200 offices and 70 members of Congress as part of the conference. Keynote speakers for the event were Reps. Beth Van Duyne, Republican from Texas; Rich McCormick, Republican from Georgia; and Shri Thanedar, Democrat from Michigan. "Advocacy at the state, local, and federal level is a pillar upon which AAHOA stands," said Bharat Patel, AAHOA chairman. "Representing such a large portion of the hotel industry, it is through our voice that we strive to shape and fortify policies that help pave the way to our industry's success."

APPROXIMATELY 72 PERCENT of Americans are set to either maintain or increase their hotel stays in 2024 compared to 2023, according to a recent survey by American Hotel & Lodging Association. Over the next four months, around 53 percent plan overnight leisure travel, and 32 percent anticipate overnight business travel. Moreover, hotels continue to be the preferred lodging choice, with 71 percent of likely business travelers and 50 percent of likely leisure travelers favoring them. Despite a positive outlook for hoteliers, the survey, commissioned by AHLA and conducted by Morning Consult, found that inflation is preventing hotels and other travel-related businesses from reaching their full potential. Americans favor hotel stays Approximately 51 percent of respondents plan overnight travel for a family trip in the next four months, with 39 percent expressing a likelihood to stay in a hotel, the survey said. For a romantic getaway, around 38 percent are likely to travel overnight, of which 60 percent anticipate staying in a hotel.