New Airport Project in Ratanakiri Province to Boost Tourism and Economy
A new airport is planned for construction in Ratanakiri Province, Cambodia. Spanning over 1,905 hectares, the project aims to boost tourism in the northeastern region and facilitate domestic and international trade. This initiative seeks to overcome challenges related to the province's remoteness, which has historically deterred tourists and investors.
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