CambodiaTourismHeritage tourism cooperation advances along the East–West Economic Corridor
Cambodia and neighbouring CLMV countries are stepping up cooperation on heritage tourism along the East–West Economic Corridor, aiming to boost cross-border visitor flows.
Tourism authorities from Cambodia and other countries along the East–West Economic Corridor have agreed to deepen cooperation on heritage tourism, aiming to package cross-border itineraries that combine cultural and natural attractions.
The initiative, discussed at a recent working meeting between [Bộ Du lịch Campuchia] and counterpart agencies, focuses on linking heritage sites with existing transport routes along the corridor to make multi-country trips easier for international visitors.
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Officials proposed joint marketing campaigns, simplified visa arrangements for corridor travel, and shared training standards for tour guides working across borders.
| Nội dung | Mục tiêu |
|---|---|
| Quảng bá chung | Thu hút khách quốc tế đến nhiều điểm di sản |
| Đào tạo hướng dẫn viên | Chuẩn hóa chất lượng dịch vụ xuyên biên giới |
| Kết nối hạ tầng | Rút ngắn thời gian di chuyển giữa các điểm đến |
Tourism operators say the corridor's growing road network has already reduced travel time between key heritage sites, but visa procedures and inconsistent service standards remain obstacles to fuller cooperation.
A follow-up meeting among CLMV tourism agencies is expected before the end of the year to finalise a joint action plan for heritage tourism promotion.
