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Cambodian Journalists Participate in Chongqing's New Promotion Campaign
Nearly 100 domestic and international media representatives, including those from Cambodia, participated in a new promotion campaign in Chongqing, China, highlighting the city's potential as a tourist, cultural, culinary, and international service destination. The city celebrated its 5th anniversary as an international consumption center, deploying strategies to attract global visitors and consumers.
Cambodian media representatives have participated in a new media promotion campaign organized by Chongqing Municipality in China. The campaign aims to showcase Chongqing's appeal as an international tourism, cultural, culinary, and service destination to attract overseas visitors. The official launch ceremony took place on the evening of September 20, attended by senior Chongqing officials and representatives from foreign consulates and consulates-general stationed in the city and relevant provinces. This campaign commemorates the 5th anniversary of Chongqing's development as an international consumption center, implementing a "5+3+N" strategy that includes five core activities, three supporting activities, and numerous special activities across districts and counties. During the ceremony, the "Chongqing Food Map 2.0" was unveiled, along with displays of new cultural and sports tourism projects designed to enhance the city's attractiveness to international tourists and consumers. Zhang Yongwu, Director of the Chongqing Commerce Commission, stated that the city takes pride in its unique identity, such as "Chongqing that never sleeps" and "world-renowned food capital." He noted that the city's commercial environment has attracted 325 Fortune Global 500 companies and over 2,800 well-known brands. He Du, Director of Yuzhong District, informed that the district is continuously developing a favorable environment for international visitors through the development of three major commercial areas, 20 shopping malls, and 10 traditional commercial areas. Yuzhong District also features China's first tax refund display area in the west and a developed payment service system to facilitate international consumers. Among the participating journalists were representatives from 33 major media outlets from 30 countries, including Cambodia, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, Vietnam, the Philippines, Pakistan, Iran, Nepal, Armenia, and Kazakhstan. Source: AKP Khmer
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