MyanmarBurma.com, the most comprehensive Myanmar travel site launched

YANGON – MyanmarBurma.com, the most comprehensive website to promote travel to Myanmar involving leading brands in the global online travel industry, is announcing its official launch.

With recent developments in the long-isolated country, Myanmar – also known as Burma – has quickly emerged as a must-see spot for tourism. This, along with the growing demand for an up-to-date, trustworthy source of information for interested travellers, led to the creation of MyanmarBurma.com. With its diverse terrain of vibrant coastal villages, untouched mountainsides, rivers and jungles, visitors are surrounded by boundless opportunities for adventure, history and relaxation in Southeast Asia’s newest travel destination.

MyanmarBurma.com is the first of its kind to involve major online travel brands, such as Priceline Partner Network and Agoda.com, which sets it apart from other Myanmar travel websites. Travellers can immerse themselves in information about Myanmar’s history, culture, main attractions and top destinations, as well as book their flights through Priceline Partner Network and hotel rooms through Agoda.com, making the planning process convenient and safe.

“We are thrilled to team up with MyanmarBurma.com, a high-quality website helping to excite the world about Myanmar and invite global travellers to visit,” says Timothy Hughes, Vice President of Marketing for Agoda.com, the Priceline Group’s Asia-based online hotel reservation service.

The creators and contributors of MyanmarBurma.com have profound respect and in-depth knowledge of the country and its culture, resulting in content that is balanced, unbiased and factual. With first-hand insight about the country’s best accommodations, preferred cuisines, guided tours and affordable flight recommendations, the website is truly a one-stop-shop for any global traveller.

“Myanmar is really a natural marvel in itself. Ironically enough, the mountains and rivers surrounding the Southeast Asian landmass extend out into the shape of a mulberry leaf,” says Kevin McKenzie of MyanmarBurma.com. “Myanmar turns a new leaf, physically and metaphorically. The country has finally reached a new chapter of sparkling prospect and booming tourism, and we are eager to see it evolve.”

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