Trails of Indochina DMC

Our DMC in this region is Trails of Indochina who have been operating high end experiential events since 1999. They have an experienced team of over 100 staff spread across 5 countries in Indochina who have extensive experience in creating bespoke, unique, once in a lifetime experiences for MICE clients from around the globe.

COUNTRY PRESENTATION

Relatively untouched by tourism due to decades of isolation, laid-back Laos is truly a gem, blessed with many of Southeast Asia’s finest features.

Experience the traditional way of life that moves along at an unhurried pace, along with the warmth, kindness and amiably vague timekeeping of the Lao people. Hike through virgin forested mountains and pristine river valleys in this country known for its robust ecotourism initiatives.

Situated in a scenic valley at the confluence of the Mekong and Nam Khan rivers, the ancient capital of Luang Prabang offers a beautiful medley of rich cultural history and outdoor adventure with its nearby waterfalls and mountains. The tranquil capital city of Vientiane maintains a vintage charm with its faded French colonial architecture juxtaposed with ornate, gilded temples. The Lao countryside is just as intriguing, highlighted by the mysterious Plain of Jars and Champassak Province, home to ancient temples, coffee plantations and unspoilt natural landscapes.

Employees: 120+

Offices in: Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Indonesia

WHY VISIT

Culinary Delights
Impressive Cultural Monuments
Paradise Beaches

WHY

A bespoke DMC who supply the most innovative, unique and exciting programs for our clients.
Experience of organising MICE events in SE Asia for over 20 years, working with the most exciting venues in the region.
Local on-the-ground expertise from a passionate team of travel enthusiasts.

WHEN TO VISIT

Being landlocked, Laos is rarely affected by coastal storms and has just two seasons. The dry season is from October to late April and the wet season is from May to late September.

The temperature range in Laos is strongly affected by the altitude. The northern, central, and eastern regions are less humid due to being at a higher altitude whereas in the Mekong River Valley in the south, the lower altitude contributes towards temperatures above 35°C with high humidity.

High Season: November to April

Low Season: June to September

Mid Season: May and October