Large Cruise Ship Delivers 856 Passengers to Cambodia
The Norwegian-flagged cruise ship Viking Venus arrived at Sihanoukville Autonomous Port, bringing 856 international tourists to Cambodia. This arrival is part of the government's strategy to promote tourism as a "green gold" sector, aiming to attract more visitors.
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