Showing posts with label Draft law on tourism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Draft law on tourism. Show all posts
Thursday, June 11, 2009
SRP MP Son Chhay on the Draft Law on Tourism
On 28 April 2009, SRP MP Son Chhay addressed the National Assembly Floor on the Draft Law on Tourism.
Monday, December 22, 2008
The Cambodian gov’t is committed to lasting tourism
20 Dec 2008
By Ky Soklim and Romain Roget
Cambodge Soir Hebdo
Translated from French by Luc Sâr
Click here to read the article in French
By Ky Soklim and Romain Roget
Cambodge Soir Hebdo
Translated from French by Luc Sâr
Click here to read the article in French
On Friday 19 December, the Council of ministers adopted a new draft law on tourism which has three goals: quality, efficiency and lasting development.
The draft law, which contains 12 points and 76 chapters, was presented by the minister of Tourism and it should resolve some of the contradicting issues, such as attracting more tourists and foreign funds while preserving natural, cultural and traditional Cambodian resources. The emphasis is placed on the improvement of the welcoming quality, an issue that Cambodia still has a lot to improve on. According to the government, the draft law should also contribute to the reduction of poverty.
In 2007, Cambodia attracted 2 million tourists and brought in more than $1 billion in revenue. The government hopes to strengthen this crucial sector that is currently being threatened by the worldwide economic crisis.
The draft law, which contains 12 points and 76 chapters, was presented by the minister of Tourism and it should resolve some of the contradicting issues, such as attracting more tourists and foreign funds while preserving natural, cultural and traditional Cambodian resources. The emphasis is placed on the improvement of the welcoming quality, an issue that Cambodia still has a lot to improve on. According to the government, the draft law should also contribute to the reduction of poverty.
In 2007, Cambodia attracted 2 million tourists and brought in more than $1 billion in revenue. The government hopes to strengthen this crucial sector that is currently being threatened by the worldwide economic crisis.
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