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Myanmar Delegation Attends ASEAN Tourism Ministers’ Retreat in Manila

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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What happened

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Myanmar joined ASEAN tourism leaders at the ASEAN Tourism Ministers’ Retreat in Manila on September 29, 2026. Southeast Asian governments discussed sustainable tourism investment, infrastructure, and regional resilience during the retreat. The delegation, led by Daw Ei Ei Tin, attended the event, which was chaired by Philippine Tourism Undersecretary Verna Buensuceso.

From eturbonews.com

Why it matters

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The retreat aimed to mobilize quality and sustainable investment and strengthen tourism infrastructure across Southeast Asia. However, Myanmar's ongoing armed conflict, displacement, and human-rights concerns raise questions regarding tourism safety, investment, and the beneficiaries of tourism revenue.

The Philippines is hosting the ASEAN foreign ministers' meeting to engage in dialogue regarding Myanmar's civil war.

From eturbonews.com

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  • Trip.com GroupSpeculative

    Might see positive demand outlook for travel platforms due to increased regional focus on tourism investment.

  • Could face challenges in achieving regional resilience and tourism growth due to Myanmar's instability.

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