Cambodia Kicks Off 2025 with Impressive Tourism Revenue of Almost USD 20 Million in Ticket Sales

• 5 April 2025
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Cambodia is off to a remarkable start in 2025, reporting nearly USD 20 million in tourist ticket sales during the first quarter. According to the Angkor Foundation’s recent report, the country generated a staggering USD 19,532,487 between January and March, with visitors flocking to iconic sites such as Angkor Wat, Koh Ker, Beng Mealea, and Phnom Kbal Spean.

The numbers tell a promising story: a total of 398,531 foreign tourists visited Angkor during these three months, contributing a hefty USD 18,718,722 to the overall revenue. This marks a significant 13.22% increase compared to the same period last year, a clear sign that Cambodia’s tourism sector is well on the path to recovery.

But it’s not just Angkor that steals the spotlight. Ticket sales from other attractions, including Koh Ker, Beng Mealea, and scenic boat rides, are projected to add nearly USD 800,000 to the total earnings, showcasing Cambodia’s diverse offerings for international travellers.

To elevate the tourism experience, the Cambodian government and the Angkor Foundation are implementing innovative strategies to improve accessibility and attract a broader spectrum of tourists from around the world. As the nation embraces its vibrant cultural heritage and stunning landscapes, it’s clear that Cambodia is establishing itself as a must-visit destination in Southeast Asia. (Read more, more and more)

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