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Siem Reap welcomes nearly 300,000 New Year visitors in upbeat start to 2026

Siem Reap’s tourism department reported about 286,751 visits on December 30–31, 2025: 279,210 domestic and 7,541 international visits. The figures were released on January 1.

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Cambodia earns about US$1.5 billion from over 1 million tonnes of raw cashew exports in 2025: association

Unofficial Cashew Nut Association of Cambodia figures put 2025 raw cashew exports above 1 million tonnes, earning about US$1.5 billion, with volume up roughly 27% from 2024.

Tourism association urges visa exemption for Indian visitors along lines of Chinese arrangement

Cambodia Tourism Association President Chhay Sivlin urged the government to consider a four- or six-month trial of visa exemption for Indian visitors, along the lines of the Chinese arrangement.

Kampot attracts growing tourism and domestic and foreign investment in recent years

Kampot tourism chief Soy Sinol said investment had brought accommodation capacity above 5,000 rooms. A 108-metre Buddha statue and a Bokor road link to National Road 4 remain under construction.

21-metre Yeay Chumteav Mao statue roundabout draws visitors to Kep’s Techo Peace Beach project

The coastal management committee showcased progress on a breakwater and a 21-metre Yeay Chumteav Mao statue roundabout at Kep’s 2,700-metre Techo Peace Beach project.

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Loan Relief for Front-Line Soldiers Includes Up to US$20,000 for Fallen Soldiers’ Families

The National Bank said it would prioritise front-line soldiers’ relief applications, with specified loan cancellations for fallen or disabled soldiers and measures lasting through March 31, 2026.

Restoration Reinforces the More Than 1,200-Year-Old O Thma Dap Temple

A four-month conservation project is reinforcing O Thma Dap, a brick temple over 1,200 years old on Phnom Kulen, restoring its gateway and clearing vegetation.

Cambodia Says It Will Not Recognise Boundary Changes Resulting From Force

Spokesperson Pen Bona reaffirmed Cambodia’s rejection of force-imposed boundary changes and said actions contrary to the December 27 joint statement breached the ceasefire agreements.