PM: China Covid-19 shift may boost Cambodia tourism


IF China were to phase out its zero-Covid-19 policy and chart a new path towards economic recovery, Cambodian tourism may experience a spike in growth that exceeds all expectations, as the two countries push for more reciprocal direct flights as the pandemic lets up, according to Prime Minister Hun Sen.

The premier was speaking on Thursday at the closing ceremony of a key conference on work and plans for post-Covid-19 tourism.

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