Phnom Penh — Cambodian authorities have deported 312 Chinese nationals suspected of involvement in online scam operations, the Ministry of Interior’s General Department of Immigration said on Sunday. The deportations were carried out on Feb. 8 in coordination with the Chinese embassy, according to an official statement. All 312 individuals, who were men, were flown […]
As international travel rebounds and Asia-Pacific tourism continues to modernize, airport infrastructure has become a defining factor in how countries compete for global travelers. For U.S. travelers, airlines, and tourism planners, Cambodia’s development of Techo International Airport represents a major shift in how the country connects to the world. Located south of Phnom Penh, Techo
Cambodia’s Aviation Boom: What Travelers Need to Know in 2025 If you’ve been dreaming about visiting Cambodia — the land of ancient temples, vibrant cities, peaceful rice fields, and some of Southeast Asia’s warmest smiles — 2025 is one of the best years to make that trip happen. With major upgrades to the country’s airport
Cambodian Prime Minister Samdech Moha Borvor Thipadei Hun Manet, in a message for the first “National Civil Aviation Day” in 2025, announced a massive scale-up in the nation’s air travel infrastructure. Alongside boosting air traffic, the development of international airport infrastructure has been steadily reinforced. In the last three years, Cambodia’s Civil Aviation sector successfully
Cambodia Investment Opportunities 2025 are surging, offering global investors a powerful proposition: a rapidly growing economy anchored by strong government reforms and the timeless allure of its heritage. Cambodia skillfully blends its dual charm—the ancient majesty of Angkor Wat with a dynamic, pro-business market—creating an unparalleled environment for high returns in tourism, hospitality, and vital
Cambodia is entering a new era. With Prime Minister Hun Manet at the helm, the government has unveiled its ambitious 2025–2030 development vision, a roadmap aimed at modernizing the economy, improving living standards, and positioning the country as a regional leader in Southeast Asia. Hun Manet’s approach combines continuity with innovation: building on past achievements
Cambodia has officially taken flight—literally. The Techo International Airport, Cambodia’s newest and largest airport, has opened its doors in Kandal Province, just south of Phnom Penh. For the first time, travelers from around the world can experience a modern, world-class gateway into the country. But this airport is more than just a travel hub. It’s
Phnom Penh — The developer behind the newly inaugurated Techo International Airport (TIA) is immediately expanding the project’s scope, announcing a $100 million waterway and the development of a large Airport Satellite City designed to transform the area into Cambodia’s premier multi-modal transportation and economic hub. The announcement was made by Lok Neak Oknha Pung
The Techo International Airport (TIA) was officially inaugurated this morning, marking a monumental milestone for Cambodia’s infrastructure. Presiding over the ceremony were Samdech Moha Borvor Thipadei Hun Manet, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Cambodia, and First Lady, Lok Chumteav Dr. Pich Chanmony Hun Manet. Prime Minister Hun Manet championed the project as a reflection
For decades, Phnom Penh International Airport (PNH) served as Cambodia’s busiest air gateway, connecting millions of passengers to destinations across Asia and beyond. But as Cambodia’s tourism sector grew and international travel surged, the limitations of the old airport became increasingly evident. To address these challenges, the country invested in a new state-of-the-art facility—Techo International