Tourism Expert Urges Reforms to Boost Cambodia's Global Appeal
A long-time tourism professional based in Cambodia has published an open letter to the Prime Minister proposing comprehensive reforms to strengthen the country's tourism sector and enhance its international standing. Recommendations include expanding direct flights and simplifying visa procedures.
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