Kep Hopes for Lasting Heritage and Tourism Boost from Francophonie Event
In the southern Cambodian coastal city of Kep, efforts are underway to preserve cultural heritage and foster long-term tourism development, spurred by the Francophonie showcase. Local stakeholders aim to enhance the city's appeal and achieve sustainable growth through the international event.
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