Koh Tonsay Tourism Port Reaches 90%  Completion, Marking Milestone for Kep Province

A significant milestone has been achieved in Kep province as the construction of the tourist port on Koh Tonsay nears completion, reaching an impressive 90% as of 19 March 2024. This progress was confirmed during an inspection conducted by HE Dr. Som Piseth, Governor of Kep Province, and the accompanying working group, underscoring the province’s commitment to enhancing its tourism infrastructure.

HE Dr Som Piseth highlighted the project’s significance, noting its alignment with the “Kep Provincial Tourism Development Master Plan 2023-2035.” Positioned as a pivotal component of the archipelago tourism development strategy, the port aims to elevate Kep into a premier natural tourism destination and luxury seaside resort.

Funded by approximately US$1.6 million and supported by the Asian Development Bank (ADB), the project holds promise in transforming Koh Tonsay into a modern and sought-after tourist destination. With its strategic location and enhanced facilities, Koh Tonsay is poised to attract a surge of visitors, boosting tourism and economic opportunities in the region. (Read more)

- Video Advertisement -

Related Post

A New Frontier for Conservation: US$520K Canal Project to Shield Techo Sen Russey Trep National Park

In a significant conservation effort, the Royal Academy of Cambodia unveiled plans on 5 May 2024 for the construction of a 52-kilometre-long canal to safeguard the expansive Techo Sen Russey Trep National Park. Spanning 6 meters in width and 2.5 meters in depth, this ambitious US$520,000 project aims to encircle and protect over 10,000 hectares […]

49km of Kratie Province Roads Revitalization Hits Midway Mark: A 53% Completion in Infrastructure Enhancement

As of 8 May 2024, the Kratie Provincial Administration has reported a significant milestone in the enhancement of its transportation infrastructure, with the rehabilitation project of two main provincial roads reaching approximately 53% completion. Spanning nearly 49 km, Provincial Road No. 377 and Road 377A are undergoing extensive improvements to bolster the quality and maintenance […]

Revitalizing Kampot: AZ Group to Invest Up to US$10M in International Tourist Port

AZ Builder, a subsidiary of the prominent Cambodian AZ GROUP, is set to invest between US$ 5 million and US$ 10 million in the rehabilitation of the Kampot International Tourist Port, a project that has faced delays since its inception in 2022. This strategic investment aims to rejuvenate the port, enhancing its accessibility for ships […]

Kratie’s Mekong River Bridges Approach Halfway Mark in $111 Million Project

The ambitious project to construct bridges across the Mekong River in Kratie province, valued at US$111 million,  has surged ahead, with completion surpassing 49% as of early May 2024 while the road connection component stands at an impressive 36.24%. This milestone was confirmed by the Ministry of Public Works and Transport’s official Facebook page on […]

Phnom Penh Drainage and Diversion Project Reaches 60% Completion

The project aimed at draining water and diverting flows from Phnom Penh to rehabilitate 10 canals spanning 260 kilometers has achieved a significant milestone, reaching 60% completion. This update comes directly from the Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology on May 4, 2024, marking substantial progress in addressing flooding issues in the nearby provinces. During […]

Deputy PM Assures No Adverse Impact on Vietnam as Cambodia Forecasts Canal Project to Save Nearly US$600 Million

The volume of water diverted by the Funan Techo canal relative to the overall flow of the Mekong River is negligible, ensuring no adverse effects on Cambodia’s environment and neighboring regions, including Vietnam. This affirmation comes from HE Sun Chanthol, Deputy Prime Minister and Deputy PM and First President of the Council for the Development […]