Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the food and beverage (F&B) sector worldwide, including in Cambodia, offering businesses unprecedented benefits in terms of efficiency, innovation, and customer engagement.

On Friday, July 4, the Sofitel Gallery had the honor of inaugurating its 33rd exhibition, showcasing the remarkable works of Cambodian artist Im Pesey. The opening reception, which drew over a hundred attendees—art enthusiasts, journalists, and friends of the artist—was enhanced by a musical performance on a traditional instrument, creating a culturally rich and evocative atmosphere for this beautiful evening of art.

For the first time in its history, the renowned Chœur des Petits Chanteurs de Monaco will perform in Cambodia next July. Under the patronage of His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco, the choir's Southeast Asia tour will include three charity concerts in Siem Reap, Sihanoukville, and Phnom Penh, combining music, philanthropy, and cultural exchange in an unprecedented celebration.

This year, the French Embassy invites its citizens to an evening celebration of July 14. July 14, better known as “Bastille Day” or “National Day,” is a profound symbol of liberty, equality, and fraternity, the founding ideals of the French Republic.

In a country as photogenic as Cambodia, one might wonder why artificial intelligence (AI) is needed to process visual subjects. Today, AI is not seen as a complete replacement, but rather as a transformative ally, offering tools that go far beyond traditional camera work.

The first 5-star luxury resort in the region, Amber Kampot is ideally located on over 1.5 hectares of beautifully landscaped grounds along the river, with breathtaking views of the Elephant Mountains and the charming town of Kampot.

Jules Gervais-Courtellemont (1863-1931) se distingue comme un explorateur et photographe français pionnier dont le travail au début du XXe siècle en Indochine, en particulier au Cambodge, offre un aperçu saisissant de l'époque coloniale.

The Cambodian Ministry of Tourism has entered into a promising alliance with Heilongjiang Province Maiku Information Technology Co., Ltd., a leading Chinese technology company specializing in digital innovation.

By 2040, Cambodia will have transformed its tourism industry into a regional model, combining a rich cultural heritage with cutting-edge technology and sustainable development. This vision, detailed in the global outlook “Cambodia 2040” and proposed by Kas & Future Forum Asia, illustrates how the kingdom has leveraged its unique assets and modern innovations to create an inclusive, dynamic, and globally competitive tourism sector.

Located in Kirirom National Park in Kampong Speu Province, just a two-hour drive from Phnom Penh, the Chambok Community Ecotourism Site is a model of sustainable tourism and local conservation in Cambodia.

For Cambodia, the Cambodia Economic Update report published in June 2025 by the World Bank paints a mixed picture: robust but uneven growth, a resilient export sector, and an urgent need for fiscal reforms to ensure a sustainable future. However, the data was processed before the diplomatic tensions between the Kingdom and its neighbor Thailand, the outcome of which remains uncertain.

The Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS), comprising Cambodia, the Lao People's Democratic Republic, Myanmar, the People's Republic of China, Thailand, and Vietnam, is at a critical juncture in its tourism development.

Rosewood Phnom Penh is proud to present “Food Meets Art,” a captivating exhibition that brings together the culinary artistry of renowned Cambodian chef Seng Sothea and the visual artistry of celebrated artist Nou Sary. Every Thursday in July, this unique event features 20 exclusive original paintings by Nou Sary and invites guests to enjoy a refined dinner prepared by Chef Sothea.

Her Majesty Queen Mother Norodom Monineath Sihanouk celebrates her 89th birthday on Wednesday, June 18, 2025.

This morning, a wave of solidarity swept through Phnom Penh as tens of thousands of Cambodians from all walks of life gathered at the Koh Pich Convention and Exhibition Center.

At the end of the 19th century, when the sun was setting on the old empires and rising on the new colonial ambitions, one man was traveling, often barefoot, through the jungles, rivers and mountains of Southeast Asia. Auguste Pavie, a Breton by birth and an explorer at heart, was to become the architect of France's expansion into Laos and a key figure in the formation of French Indochina.

An unmissable French cultural event that has gone international, the French Institute in Cambodia invites you once again to its Music Festival on Saturday, June 21, starting at 7 p.m. on its outdoor stage, for an evening dedicated to bringing together the new Cambodian and French music scenes! Four free concerts will be offered from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m., for the enjoyment of the whole family.

Ucare Pharmacy, Cambodia's largest pharmacy chain, continues its expansion with the upcoming opening of two new branches: one at Techo International Airport and the other in the heart of Koh Pich.

The Royal Government of Cambodia has officially announced an ambitious program to implement a series of key measures designed to revitalize and develop Siem Reap's tourism sector.

Kulen Elephant Forest, in close collaboration with Wildlife Alliance, has performed the first tusk removal surgery on an elephant in Cambodia, marking a major step forward in veterinary wildlife care.

At the end of May 2025, GIZ ICONE (Innovate to Compete) published its comprehensive report, Cambodia's Tourism Insights Study 2024, offering a detailed examination of the current trends and future prospects shaping Cambodia's vital tourism industry.

In A l'école des diplomates : La perte et le retour d'Angkor, Fernand Bernard offers a lively, incisive chronicle of a crucial chapter in the history of Southeast Asia: the complex negotiations that led to the restoration of the Cambodian provinces annexed by Siam (now Thailand) and the reaffirmation of Cambodia's territorial integrity under French colonial rule.

The rural heart of Cambodia is in the spotlight in a new exhibition at the Bophana Center, where French photographer JM Gallet unveils more than 30 years of photographic dedication to the country's farmers.

In a world where conflict and crisis often dominate the headlines, it is refreshing—and necessary—to highlight stories of hope, compassion, and change at the local level.