There have been attempts made by the tourism sectors of Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, and Vietnam (collectively referred to as CLMV) to formalize their collaboration via the approval of a three-year action plan. The tourist sectors of each nation are given their own unique set of goals and aims to work toward thanks to this strategy. The sixth meeting of the CLMV Tourism Ministers' Committee took place in the province of Siem Reap in Cambodia. The gathering was for six members of the CLMV Tourism Ministers' Committee. During this meeting, the amended resolution was considered and ultimately approved for adoption.

Cambodia has given its approval to an action program on CLMV Tourism Cooperation 2023-2025 in order to further promote the actualization of the "Four Countries, One Destination" idea. This will help further promote and actualize the concept. This permission was granted in order to further boost the idea's actualization and bring it closer to completion. In addition, the action plan for the program put a focus on the development of tourism capacity, engagement from both the business sector and the community, the production of new items, collaborative marketing, and safety for passengers who were already inside the region. In Cambodia, there was a need for a CLMV tourist engagement that was not only more active but also more efficient.

The senior tourism officials have been tasked by the ministers with the responsibility of coming up with tourist project ideas in light of future orientations and the tourism action program, with the intention of submitting these ideas to the CLMV national coordinating agency in order to obtain funding from development partners. The ministers have tasked the senior tourism officials with the responsibility of coming up with tourist project ideas in light of future orientations and the tourism action program. The ministers recognize that the top tourism officials are the best capable of handling this task, and as a result, they have delegated it to them. According to a joint statement that was issued by the countries that make up the CLMV, there were around 4 million tourists from other countries who traveled to the CLMV countries during the first nine months of the year 2022.

The ministers praised the development of CLMV tourism cooperation, including the promotion of Buddhist Pilgrimage Tour through the connection of heritage routes, the increase in the number of airlines and direct flights connecting regional destinations, the removal of unnecessary barriers to travel, and the expansion of e-visas. They also praised the expansion of e-visas. Additionally, they lauded the proliferation of electronic visas. In addition to this, they praised the increasing availability of electronic visas.

It was stressed that there is a need to enhance the amount of collaborative tourist promotion and marketing activities, such as participating in international tourism events, fairs, and exhibitions. This is one example of the kind of activity that would fall under this category. This stipulation has been pushed to the forefront of the discussion. Beginning in the year 2024, it is predicted that Myanmar would play host to the CLMV Tourism Ministers Meeting for the very first time.