Myanmar Tourism Policy: Vice-President Nan Ni Ni Aye chaired the first National Tourism Development Central Committee meeting in Nay Pyi Taw, urging practical destination plans, stronger Destination Management Organizations, better air connectivity, easier visa processes where appropriate, and improved safety, security, insurance, and payment systems for international visitors. Visa News for Travelers: Myanmar–Belarus reciprocal visa-free travel has started (from 8 July), letting eligible passport holders stay up to 30 days per visit and max 90 days in a calendar year. Road Access for Trade: Myanmar’s military reportedly regained full control and officially reopened the Kalewa–Yagyi–Monywa road section on 7 July, a key corridor linking the Tamu–Kalay border trade route to central Myanmar. Tourism Skills Boost: Myanmar’s Ministry of Hotels, Tourism and Culture ran a five-day Chinese culinary training in Yangon to improve hospitality service quality and support gastronomic tourism. Border/Travel Safety: Thai authorities arrested 26 undocumented Myanmar nationals near the Three Pagodas Pass area over four days, charging illegal entry and stay. Heritage & Travel Appeal: A Myanmar heritage-focused piece argues for preserving historic architecture and using adaptive reuse so old neighbourhoods can support modern tourism and boutique hospitality. International Travel Context: Russia reported a 23% rise in foreign tourist arrivals (Jan–May), noting visa simplifications that include Myanmar.