Cambodia attracts 1.83 million international tourists in Q1; up from 1.58 million seen last year


PHNOM PENH (Xinhua): Cambodia welcomed a total of 1.83 million international tourists in the first quarter of 2025, up from 1.58 million in the same period last year, the Ministry of Tourism said in a report on Friday.

Thailand still topped the chart among the foreign tourist arrivals to the Southeast Asian country during the January-March period this year, followed by Vietnam and China, the report said.

Some 501,666 Thais traveled to Cambodia, up 19.5 per cent, the report said, adding that 304,634 Vietnamese and 286,156 Chinese visited the kingdom, up 1.8 per cent and 50.6 per cent, respectively.

According to the report, 42.9 percent of the total international tourists reached Cambodia by air, 55.3 percent by land, and 1.8 percent by waterways.

Tourism is one of four pillars supporting Cambodia's economy, in addition to garment, footwear and travel goods export, agriculture, and construction and real estate. - XInhua

 

 

 

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