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Go and look behind the Ranges-something lost behind the
Ranges. Lost and waiting for you. Go! "
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Rudyard Kipling
Tourism continues to be strong with
statements as recent as April 22, 2004 by
Veng Sereyvuth, Cambodia's senior tourism minister, stating that "2003
was a record-breaking year in Cambodia's tourism with 750,000 foreign
visitors. Of this figure, 60 percent were from Asia, 25
percent from Europe and 10 percent from the US. For 2004 year,
Cambodia is targeting 1 million foreign visitors. "
The country is going to focus on intra-regional travel
and with infrastructure projects being finished and brought online such as
the new regional
Sihanoukville
Airport in April 2004 combined with the
internationally marketed
Sokha Beach Resort
and
Ochheuteal Beach and
Golf Resorts, investors have big plans and have spent
massive sums of money to bring Cambodia into the international arena.
Articles and Interviews
- Asia lives in fear and hope as textile quotas end
- Envoy Invites Local Businessman To Invest In Cambodia
- ChevronTexaco to Begin Cambodia Drilling
- Cambodia's Canadia Bank signs finance agreements with IFC, USAID
- Japan Lends Cambodia $39.2 Million For Port Expansion
- Leader Universal to beef up power business in Cambodia
- Cambodia's cultural gem clogged with construction, tourists
- Cambodia ratifies accession to WTO
- Cambodia Set to Ratify Membership in WTO
- BACK TO CAMBODIA: Investment slowly returns after riot
- Poor prognosis for Cambodia's ailing economy
- Cambodia Leader Seeks to Assure Investors
- Cambodia hopes to woo investors
- Corruption Choking Growth - World Bank
- In Cambodia, thousands of dollars at stake when it rains
- Phuket Airlines: Plan to help set up Cambodian carrier
- International Travel Rebounds in 2004:Cambodia in top 10
- Grim outlook painted for Cambodia
- Cambodian economy to see 4.5 pct growth in 2004: IMF
- Small business owners now have an `Edge' in Cambodia
- Life after Pol Pot is prosperous in Cambodia
- In Cambodia, Hun Sen is in the driver's seat
- Cambodia the new Phuket?
- Asean study finds RP industrial power rate among region’s highest
- Cambodian Facts and Figures: A July 2004 Update
- Profile: Cambodia's new prime minister Hun Sen
- Landlocked Mongolia takes to the waves (via Cambodia!)
- Cambodia, the new Thailand?
- Cambodia's beach resort gambles on international tourism boom - June 2004
- Sihanoukville plays the waiting game - April 2004
- Suddenly, Angkor Wat Is Asia's Hot Destination - May 2004
-
World Bank
warning on investment climate -
April 2004 -
Cambodia pins hopes on foreign investors for
growth -
March 2004 -
First Cambodia Airline takes off on
inaugural flight
An Interview with Ravy Khek, Secretary of State of the Ministry of Commerce, Royal Cambodian Government - One Investor's Recent Observations.
- Hun Sen on the Political, Economic Situation in Cambodia
- Over 2,000 Japanese Tourists to visit Angkor Wat using direct charter flights from Japan
Cambodian Investment Glossary.
Chambers of Commerce and Embassies
Business Meetings and Corporate Structure
Commercial Real Estate For Sale
Other Investment Properties
- Phnom Penh - The King Hotel
Additional miscellaneous political, economic and geographical data/facts.
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