Phnom Penh, February 3, 2026 – Cambodia shone brightly at the ASEAN Tourism Forum (ATF 2026) in Cebu, the Philippines, by sweeping 27 prestigious distinctions during the ASEAN Tourism Standards Awards.

Tourism has returned to Cambodia, but without regaining its equilibrium. After the collapse caused by the global health crisis, 2023 and 2024 marked a visible recovery: borders reopened, international flights resumed, and visitor flows restarted.

The Cambodian Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts has forwarded alarming reports on the massive destruction inflicted on the sacred site of the Preah Vihear Temple—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—to the United Nations agency, the World Heritage Committee, member states of the International Coordinating Committee for Preah Vihear (ICC–Preah Vihear), and the international community at large.

Over the past few weeks, international news coverage has raised many questions from travelers, partners, and tourism professionals. One question comes up repeatedly: “Is Siem Reap a safe destination?”

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.

La province de Siem Reap a connu une célébration très animée du Nouvel An khmer le premier jour (14 avril), attirant environ 800 000 visiteurs, dont des touristes cambodgiens et étrangers, ainsi que des habitants de la région.

The Ministry of Environment signed a cooperation agreement with the International Mangrove Center (IMC) in Shenzhen, China, to strengthen...