Siem Reap

Cambodia broadens its tourism strategy by promoting Phnom Penh, Kampot, Kep and coastal destinations alongside Siem Reap in 2026.

Cambodia advances tourism recovery with visa reforms, stronger aviation links and expanded connectivity targeting China, India and other key global markets

Cambodia expands National Road 7 with China-backed investment, improving tourism, trade, logistics and access to Kampong Cham and surrounding regions.

Cambodia tourism faces slower international arrivals in 2026 as regional travel patterns shift across Southeast Asia, prompting recovery efforts and stronger connectivity

Ho Chi Minh City, Phnom Penh and Siem Reap drive Vietnam–Cambodia tourism growth through cross-border routes, river journeys and heritage travel

Cambodia tourism faces connectivity pressure as IndiGo and Firefly suspend Siem Reap routes while passenger traffic records a decline in 2026

Siem Reap and Yangon strengthen tourism cooperation through a new sister city initiative supporting ASEAN cultural tourism and regional travel growth

Cambodia introduces visa-free travel for Chinese citizens in 2026, boosting tourism growth, regional connectivity, and visitor arrivals across Asia-Pacific

Cambodia and Siem Reap welcome Russian tour operators to boost luxury, cultural, wellness, and long-stay tourism from Russia

Ait Ben Haddou leads Morocco’s sustainable tourism initiative, promoting heritage preservation, community tourism and authentic cultural travel experiences

Cambodia Expands Tourism Strategy Beyond Siem Reap With Multi-Destination Travel

Cambodia Opens a New Chapter in Tourism With Visa Reforms and Stronger Air Links From China, India and Beyond, Could This Spark Southeast Asia’s Next Great Travel Boom?

Cambodia, Kampong Cham and China Drive a New Tourism and Trade Era as National Road 7 Expansion Boosts Regional Connectivity, Faster Journeys and Economic Growth: Could This Transform Central Cambodia into the Region’s Next Travel Hub?

Phnom Penh, Siem Reap and Sihanoukville Face Cambodia’s Tourism Slowdown as Thailand, Vietnam, China, South Korea, Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia Reshape Regional Big Travel Demand Across Southeast Asia in 2026

Ho Chi Minh City, Phnom Penh, Siem Reap and the Mekong River Drive Vietnam–Cambodia Tourism Growth as Cross-Border Travel Routes Unlock a New Era of Southeast Asia Exploration

Siem Reap, Cambodia Faces Tourism Connectivity Challenges as IndiGo and Firefly Suspend Direct Routes From India and Malaysia Amid Passenger Traffic Decline

Siem Reap and Yangon Strengthen ASEAN Cultural Tourism Through New Sister City Partnership Supporting Heritage Travel, Destination Development, and Regional Tourism Growth

Cambodia Launches Visa-Free Travel for Chinese Citizens in 2026 as Stronger Regional Connectivity and Rising Visitor Demand Drive Tourism Growth

Cambodia and Siem Reap Launch New Russia Tourism Drive as First Russian Tour Operators Explore Luxury Travel, Cultural Heritage, Wellness Retreats, and Long-Stay Experiences

Morocco’s Ait Ben Haddou Emerges as a Global Model for Sustainable Tourism Through Cultural Preservation, Community Empowerment and Authentic Travel Experiences