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The MadeByHer campaign has been launched in Cambodia to promote women-owned businesses and locally made products. The initiative aims to improve market access, boost brand visibility, and support small enterprises while strengthening tourism and local economies.
Angelina Jolie’s recent visit to Cambodia has brought global attention to the country’s tourism sector. Her visit to Battambang highlights cultural destinations and supports efforts to promote emerging travel hotspots beyond traditional tourist hubs.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Tourism has urged all provinces to create unique branding strategies to boost tourism and regional identity. The initiative aims to diversify destinations, promote local culture, and support sustainable economic growth.
Cambodia’s Tourism Minister has urged provinces to develop unique destination branding to promote regional identity, diversify tourism offerings, and enhance competitiveness across the country’s travel sector.
Thousands of visitors gathered at Angkor Wat to witness the spring equinox sunrise, where the sun aligns with the temple’s central tower. The event highlights Cambodia’s cultural heritage and continues to attract strong tourism interest.
An ancient Shiva Nataraja statue from Cambodia’s Koh Ker site has been fully restored after more than five years. The restoration highlights ongoing heritage conservation efforts and is expected to support cultural tourism in the region.
Siem Reap, Cambodia – February 2025 – Khmer Ceramics Centre, located on River Road near Road 60 in Siem Reap, officially announces the launch of its new dedicated space named “Go Pottery Open Studio”, offering a monthly membership to Siem Reap residents. This fully equipped studio welcomes up to 50 members and is designed for people…
Cambodia’s River Festival will return to Kratie from March 27–29, featuring cultural performances, exhibitions, and sports activities aimed at promoting Mekong tourism and local economic development.
Cambodia’s tourism authorities reaffirm that the country remains a safe and welcoming destination for international visitors, highlighting stable conditions, hospitality services, and expanding tourism infrastructure supporting the travel industry.
A new high-speed boat service connecting Koh Rong, Koh Rong Sanloem and Kampot International Tourist Port has launched, improving travel connectivity and supporting tourism growth in Cambodia’s coastal destinations.
Prime Minister Hun Manet says urban development is central to strengthening Cambodia’s tourism sector. Enhancing infrastructure, clean urban spaces and preservation of heritage sites are key components to attract visitors and support sustainable tourism growth.
Cambodia’s aviation authority has set a new target of 8 million air passengers in 2026, driven by tourism and trade demand following a recovery in 2025 passenger numbers, as outlined by the State Secretariat of Civil Aviation.
Following her recent visit, Wanderlust Travel Media’s Lyn Hughes highlighted Cambodia as a compelling travel destination, underscoring its cultural heritage, natural attractions and unique travel experiences that distinguish the country for global visitors.
