For centuries, the mere mention of Cambodia has conjured an image of mystery and adventure. From Angkor, the seat of the mighty Khmer empire, which flourished as one of Asia’s most important civilisations, to Phnom Penh, a modern, bustling royal metropolis, Cambodia today is one of the most popular destinations for travelers from around the world.

The monsoon season in Cambodia, which runs from May to October, transforms the country into a lush and vibrant paradise. While heavy rains and high humidity may deter some travelers, this time of year offers a unique charm and a host of activities that can turn a rainy weekend into an unforgettable experience.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The restoration of the eastern roadway of the historic Beng Mealea temple in Siem Reap province is well underway and is expected to be completed in early July, with approximately 90% of the work already finished.

The Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor will host an exclusive Father's Day brunch at Café d'Angkor, featuring authentic Filipino cuisine prepared by Chef Maria Isabel Bernal Perez from the popular Mangan – Belle's Kitchen restaurant in Siem Reap.

When the monsoon rains fall in Cambodia, the landscape is transformed into a lush, emerald paradise – a season when the country’s greenest destinations truly come to life.

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has published an interesting report entitled “Bridging The Say-Do Gap: How to Create an Effective Sustainability Strategy by Understanding Your Customers”.

The rainy season is undoubtedly the most beautiful of all, offering landscapes where land and water seem in perfect harmony with a majestic sky. All bathed in an unreal light of extreme contrast, much to the delight of painters and photographers. Or, quite simply, for anyone with even the slightest appreciation of the beauty of a country that's no slouch when it comes to wonders of all kinds.

The rugged hills of Kraing Ampel commune in Kampong Speu province will come alive with the sound of spinning wheels and cheering crowds, as the province prepares to host the highly anticipated Kampong Speu Mountain Bike (MTB) Challenge 2025.

Last Thursday, Knai Bang Chatt by Kep West invited travelers, industry professionals and sustainability advocates to participate in a webinar entitled “The Great Travel Transition”, focusing on the transformative concept of regenerative tourism.

Pour la première fois, la province pittoresque de Stung Treng, située le long du majestueux fleuve Mékong dans le nord-est du Cambodge, accueillera le festival des dauphins du Mékong et du kayak du 30 mai au 1er juin 2025.

H.E. Thok Sokhom, Secretary of State and High Representative of the Cambodian Minister of Tourism, gave an interview at the regional workshop to launch the sustainable tourism initiative of the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF), “Destination Eco-Talent (DET)”, held in Siem Reap from March 26 to 28, 2025.

Cambodia is at a crossroads. With its vibrant culture and natural landscapes, the nation has long recognized tourism as a pillar of economic growth. Yet, as visitor numbers rise and global expectations evolve, Cambodia faces a crucial question: how to ensure that tourism development remains sustainable, reconciling economic ambitions with the imperative of protecting its unique heritage and environment?

Southeast Asia is experiencing a remarkable tourism boom, with visitor numbers soaring across the region. Yet, amidst this rapid expansion, a compelling sustainability narrative is emerging - one that balances economic growth with ecological stewardship and community empowerment.

The APSARA National Authority has announced significant progress in the restoration of Phnom Bakheng temple, a historic jewel in Angkor's archaeological park.

Cambodia's Minister of Tourism, H.E. Huot Hak, is spearheading an initiative to rebrand the country's traditional low tourist season as the “green season”, with the aim of reinvigorating travel during the monsoon months.

Plantation Urban Resort & Spa is starting the year on a high note, having received three prestigious awards that highlight its consistent excellence in hospitality, design, and guest experience.

The Southeast Asian tourism industry is making great strides toward sustainable development, as governments, private sector stakeholders, and communities across the region launch a wave of new initiatives aimed at reducing environmental impact and building a greener future for travel.

The APSARA Authority has announced the launch of a new mobile app called “Visit Angkor,” designed to help tourists explore the temples of Angkor in a more convenient and informative way.