25 September 2025 marked a decisive turning point in tourism and economic relations between Cambodia and China, with the successful launch by Air Cambodia, the national airline, of a direct air link between Sihanoukville and Shenzhen.

From 21 to 23 September 2025, Cambodia saw a remarkable rise in tourist numbers during the traditional Buddhist festival of Pchum Ben, the ancestors' festival, a time for meditation and family reunions.

The Mekong region, cradle of priceless cultural and natural wealth, is about to take a decisive step forward in its tourism development. China, Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia have just announced a strategic alliance with Mekong Tourism and the Agoda global platform to propel the sector into a resolutely digital future. The aim of this initiative is to use digital tools to transform travellers' experiences and boost local appeal.

Cambodia is aiming to become an increasingly popular destination for Chinese tourists, thanks to closer cooperation between the Cambodia Tourism Board (CTB) and Tuniu Corporation, China's leading online travel company. This strategic alliance, which became official at the beginning of September 2025, marks a major step towards attracting a growing number of Chinese visitors and boosting the Kingdom's tourism economy.

The Cambodia pavilion at World Expo 2025 in Osaka, which opened on 13 April and runs until 13 October 2025, is set to be one of the star attractions at this global event.

On 9 September 2025, Phnom Penh will turn an important page in its aviation history. Pochentong International Airport, the hub of Cambodian air traffic for more than half a century, will give way to the brand new Techo International Airport.

Cambodia is set to mark a new era in its aviation and commercial landscape with the highly anticipated opening of Techo International Airport on September 9, 2026. Located south of Phnom Penh, this state-of-the-art facility will replace the existing Phnom Penh International Airport, becoming the nation’s largest aviation hub and a gateway to Southeast Asia.

The Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) Tourism Strategy 2030 lays out a visionary roadmap for one of Southeast Asia's most dynamic regions to become a premier, sustainable, and inclusive travel destination.

Angkor Wat, the majestic iconic temple of Cambodia, has captured the hearts of travelers worldwide by being crowned by Tripadvisor as the most beloved destination in Asia. Ahead of legendary monuments such as the Great Wall of China at Mutianyu and the Taj Mahal in India, this unique site shines brightly as a living symbol of history, architecture, and spirituality.

The Cambodia’s Tourism Insights Study 2024, published under the auspices of GIZ’s ICONE programme, provides an in-depth and relevant overview of Cambodia’s rapidly changing tourism sector.

In a few weeks, Cambodia will host one of Asia's most fascinating natural and spiritual spectacles: the Angkor Equinox. Between 21 and 23 September 2025, at the first light of dawn, the sun will rise exactly in line with the central tower of Angkor Wat, bathing the monument in golden light and revealing the full grandeur of the ancient Khmer civilisation.

The Boeung Chhouk Tourism Community is a relatively unknown destination that charms visitors with its authenticity, natural beauty and warm welcome.

The year 2025 marks a turning point for Cambodia's tourism sector, as illustrated by official statistics documented in the Ministry of Tourism's report for July 2025. After a decade of almost continuous growth, the pandemic disrupted flows, but data points to a recovery and transformation of dynamics, driven by market diversification and national resilience.

While border tensions between Cambodia and Thailand remain a sensitive issue in regional news, the Angkor site continues to attract growing numbers of visitors from home and abroad.

After years marked by the health crisis and a global slowdown in international travel, Cambodia is now regaining one of its most dynamic historical tourist markets: China.

Kampong Cham, located along the Mekong River in eastern Cambodia, is a rare example of a town with understated charm and a unique cultural..

Located in the heart of the Cardamom Mountains, Chi Phat is a living example of community ecotourism in Cambodia. This picturesque village..

The "ARTBOX Trick Art Museum" in Siem Reap is an attraction aimed particularly at children and teenagers, or those who still have a child...

My wife and I decided one day during a long weekend to set off and explore the north, towards the provinces of Mondolkiri and Ratanakiri. We were looking for somewhere different from the beach and far from Phnom Penh. We decided to venture there by car, and it turned out to be a very pleasant trip, both in terms of the places we discovered and the driving conditions.

On a map, Anloung Chen can be seen as an ordinary, isolated island on the Bassac River, a tributary of the Tonlé Sap and Mekong rivers. Ther

In a world where the urgency to perform eats away at executives' time, are there still sanctuaries where they can deeply recharge while lucidly mapping out the next chapter of their career? Knai Bang Chatt, a sustainable gem on the Cambodian coast, now offers a unique, bold and transformative answer: the ‘Purposeful Pause – Executive Leadership Chamber’.

While the authorities are trying to reassure people about the safety of major destinations, tourism operators are expressing growing disappointment at the reality on the ground and the tangible consequences of this instability for their industry.

Just a stone's throw from the hustle and bustle of the capital, the Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra embodies the French art of living and charms guests with its timeless refinement and the opportunity to enjoy a wide range of sports in an ideal setting. Here's a look back at Sara and Cindy's experience for Cambodge Mag, enriched by the perspectives of other travellers who have fallen in love with the hotel.

The reputation of Thailand and Cambodia as tourist destinations is undoubtedly facing one of its most severe tests in decades. With the recent flare-up of the border conflict, the key question remains: can this reputation survive the crisis?