Current Time in LuangPrabang

Best time to meet with people from Laos

Time period (local time)	5-point scale	Reason
7:00-9:00		Many people are getting ready for work or on their way to work, so it's not suitable for a calm meeting.
9:00-11:00		This is the time period after work starts when people are most focused, and the participation rate in meetings is also good.
11:00-13:00		This is the time period before the lunch break when it's easy to adjust schedules and there is plenty of time.
13:00-15:00		People are likely to feel sleepy or lose concentration after lunch.
15:00-17:00		This is the time period when afternoon work is on track and stable discussions are possible.
17:00-19:00		It's easy to lose concentration when you're thinking about leaving work, and attendance rates are also low.
19:00-21:00		Many people spend their time with their families, so it's not a good time for meetings.
21:00-23:00		It's a rest time, so it's not suitable for work-related meetings.

The best time to hold a meeting in Laos is between 9:00 and 11:00. This is when most companies are in full swing and employees are more focused. While the work culture in Laos is relatively laid back, people are more motivated to work and tend to work more efficiently in the morning. This makes it easier for meetings to proceed smoothly, and it's also ideal for deciding on important topics and directions.

Also, after 11 o'clock, people may start preparing lunch or have other personal plans, making it difficult to concentrate on the meeting. The period between 9:00 and 11:00 is a stable time period that is less susceptible to external influences, making it easier to secure participants' schedules and to exchange opinions and make adjustments. Even for meetings with external parties, it is easy to adjust for time differences, making it suitable for international business, and it can be said to be a time period that can increase the success rate of any meeting, whether inside or outside Laos.