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Ministry of Tourism Cambodia

The Ministry of Tourism of Cambodia oversees the development and promotion of the kingdom’s tourism sector, managing everything from cultural heritage sites like Angkor Wat to community-based ecotourism initiatives and coastal destinations. The ministry regulates tourism operations, coordinates with provincial authorities, and works to balance conservation with visitor access at Cambodia’s archaeological and natural sites. It maintains the official tourism portal at tourismcambodia.org and operates tourist information centers nationwide. The ministry also facilitates international cooperation on tourism development, manages filming permits for heritage sites, and promotes Cambodia as a tourism destination.

Country of Registration:
Cambodia
Entity Type:
Domestic Party or Government Institution
Chinese Name:
柬埔寨旅遊部
Founding Date:
24.01.1996
Address:
Czech Repulic Blvd (169), Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Website Link:
https://tourism.gov.kh/
Current Status:
Active

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