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Responsible travel in Cambodia means staying local, hiring guides, reducing waste, and respecting culture. This eco-travel guide explains how travellers can support communities and protect nature while exploring the country.
Chi Phat has become Cambodia’s benchmark for community-based ecotourism, transforming from a former logging hub into a village where conservation, local livelihoods, and responsible travel move forward together.
SIHANOUKVILLE, Cambodia – February 4, 2026 – Cambodia’s vibrant tourism sector is celebrating a significant boost in early 2026 with the arrival of the Costa Serena cruise liner in Sihanoukville, bringing nearly 3,000 international tourists. This influx of visitors underscores the Kingdom’s growing appeal as a premier cruise destination and signals a robust outlook for…
PHNOM PENH, Cambodia – February 4, 2026 – Outgoing Indonesian Ambassador Santo Darmosumarto has affirmed his commitment to fostering stronger economic ties and increasing bilateral trade with Cambodia, pledging continued support for investment and visitor exchanges. This commitment was highlighted during a farewell meeting with Sun Chanthol, First Vice-Chairman of the Council for the Development…
Phnom Penh is preparing to host a significant diplomatic event as Thongloun Sisoulith, General Secretary of the Lao People’s Revolutionary Party and President of the Lao People’s Democratic Republic, embarks on a State Visit to Cambodia from February 6 to 7, 2026. This highly anticipated visit, extended at the gracious invitation of His Majesty King…
Phnom Penh, Cambodia – February 3, 2026 – Air Cambodia, the national full-service carrier, today announced its largest single-aisle aircraft acquisition to date, an agreement with Boeing for up to 20 highly fuel-efficient 737 MAX airplanes. Unveiled at the prestigious Singapore Airshow, this landmark deal marks Air Cambodia’s inaugural purchase of Boeing aircraft, signaling a…
On World Wetlands Day, Cambodia’s wetlands stand out as vital ecosystems supporting biodiversity, communities, and ecotourism—offering nature-based experiences rooted in conservation and culture.
Invest-Hub Forum 2026 will be held on 4 February 2026 at Raffles Hotel Le Royal, bringing together investors, SMEs, and corporate leaders from Cambodia and abroad for a high-impact day of investment insights, sector-focused panels, and curated business matchmaking. Organised by Shinkai Group, the forum positions Cambodia as a strategic gateway for ASEAN investment in 2026.
Siem Reap’s ranking as one of the world’s safest cities for solo travellers boosts confidence in Cambodia’s tourism sector. Coupled with India’s economic resilience, this trend may support stronger regional travel flows in Southeast Asia in 2026.
Veal Veng, a remote highland retreat in Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains, reflects how nature-based travel and regional resilience are shaping Southeast Asia’s future tourism landscape.
Heatwaves, marine ecosystem stress, and extreme weather in early 2026 are reshaping Southeast Asia. This article explores climate signals, regional resilience, and how Cambodia can adapt using data and AI.
Trapeang Rung, a small village in Koh Kong Province, offers community-led boat tours through Cambodia’s mangroves, blending conservation, wildlife, and sustainable coastal living.
India’s resilient economic outlook in 2026 sends important signals for South Asian integration, shaping trade, travel flows, and regional connectivity across Southeast Asia and Cambodia.
