On July 18, 2017, the first Yuansheng Tourism Seminar was successfully held at the Golden Triangle Special Economic Zone Auditorium. Prior to the seminar, Liu Xiaocheng, Deputy Director of the Special Economic Zone Tourism Development Bureau, led the Yuansheng team on a field visit to the zone. At the seminar, he gave a detailed introduction to the zone's development history and core tourist attractions, laying the foundation for in-depth exchanges.
Since its establishment in 2007, under the leadership of Chairman Zhao Wei, the Special Economic Zone has overcome numerous development challenges over ten years of unremitting efforts, successfully transforming into a harmonious, beautiful, and healthy modern industrial park. With the active support of the Lao central government, the Special Economic Zone has established tourism and health care as its core pillar industries, while also widely attracting and encouraging investors to participate in cooperation in multiple fields such as finance, logistics, communications, infrastructure construction, medical services, leisure and vacation, and specialty product processing, forming a diversified and synergistic industrial structure.
The Golden Triangle of Laos not only boasts a simple, warm, and musically talented people of various ethnic groups, but also offers mouthwatering, pollution-free, and green Lao cuisine, and is steeped in the cultural heritage of the ancient Lan Xang Dynasty, dating back thousands of years. Among the attractions within the Special Economic Zone, including Kapok Island, Chinatown, Ban Khouang Village, and nearby sites such as the Suwan Nakhon Kham Buddha with its broken arm, Northwest Heng Village Temple, Ban Mo Wharf, and the "Widow's Village," each possesses unique characteristics and carries distinctive natural and cultural charm.
Mr. Zhao Fuli, head of the Yuansheng team, delivered an important speech at the seminar. He stated that the Golden Triangle Special Economic Zone possesses abundant natural and social resources, making it an ideal fertile ground for tourism investment and business development, as well as for young talents to innovate and start businesses, harboring numerous emerging business opportunities. Following this field visit, the team unanimously agreed that the Special Economic Zone can serve as a core platform for Yuansheng's business expansion into Laos. Using this as a starting point, and once VR technology matures, it will help Yuansheng further expand into the Southeast Asian market. Mr. Zhao Fuli emphasized that in the future, they will conduct deeper exchanges and cooperation with the Special Economic Zone in the field of VR network promotion to achieve mutual benefit and win-win results.
After the seminar, accompanied by staff from the Special Economic Zone, the entire Yuansheng team visited Ping An Village, a traditional village located in the northern part of the Special Economic Zone, to immerse themselves in the unique charm of Lao traditional folk food culture, bringing this visit and exchange to a successful conclusion.
