The Angkor Wat in Cambodia is one of the famous destinations in South-East Asia. - Photo from Wikimedia Commons
South-East Asian countries continue to lure Chinese tourists, but fewer are answering their call.
THE relative decline of Chinese tourists to South-East Asia is to an extent a story of paradise lost-but is perhaps more so a testament to new paradises found.
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