Platinum certification under the Green Growth 2050 standard requires a score above 90 percent across more than 400 indicators. It is held by a short list of global names: thirty properties in the Minor Hotels group, the St. Regis Bangkok, Niyama in the Maldives. Nearly all belong to groups with sustainability departments and budgets to match.

Led by Prak Sokhonn, the Cambodian delegation is attending the first meeting of the conciliation commission constituted under Annex V of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, held in Singapore from 14 to 16 September 2026.

Cambodia took part in a Francophone seminar in Cyprus from 31 August to 4 September 2026, defending a territorial vision of sustainable tourism under the OIF’s Destination Éco-Talents project, as international arrivals fall 46%.

Vine-woven masks, panels mixing forest and plastic, brass seeds: a walk through Khvay Samnang’s exhibition “Spirit, Body, and Land” at the Institut français du Cambodge gallery in Phnom Penh, until 26 September 2026, free admission.

There exists, at the bar, a hierarchy more sacred than age, money or tolerance: seniority. Whoever got here first is right. Bernard knows this. Which is why Kevin’s arrival was a declaration of war.

Cambodge Mag closes its stay at the Arjuna Solitaire Hotel in Sihanoukville with the all-you-can-eat lunch at Wang Long, the 25th-floor Cantonese and Sichuan restaurant: Kung Pao lobster, steamed grouper, crab, char siu and dim sum for 58 dollars.

: In Andong Russey, Kampong Chhnang, potters have been building jars without a wheel for over a thousand years. Veranda Pottery keeps that skill alive in Phnom Penh.

Dirty Paws: sixty dogs, five cats and a café coming

Thirty stands, live demonstrations and two hundred visitors despite the rain: inside the fifth back-to-school Forum of Phnom Penh's French community, with Florian Bohême