Cambodia to re-open to international travellers


PHNOM PENH, Oct 28 (AFP): Foreign tourists will soon roam Cambodia's ancient Angkor Wat temples once again, after officials have flagged a partial reopening to vaccinated travellers.

The coronavirus pandemic and travel restrictions put the brakes on Cambodia's burgeoning tourism industry -- revenue plummeted to $1 billion last year, down from nearly US$5 billion in 2019 when the country attracted 6.6 million visitors.

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