The Ministry of Tourism is the government authority in Cambodia responsible for tourism policy, sector governance, and the institutional framework supporting sustainable tourism development and administration. Its regulatory scope covers tourism standards, licensing and compliance oversight, service quality regulation, destination management, industry coordination, and related governance measures affecting tourism businesses and activities. This page serves as a central hub for tracking policy updates, regulatory developments, governance measures, and enforcement activities relevant to Cambodia’s tourism sector, including changes in oversight, compliance expectations, and administrative priorities.
Ministry of Tourism held a dissemination workshop in Phnom Penh to promote tourism service classification and national standards in Cambodia's tourism sector.
Cambodia Ministry of Tourism invited Bright Film Production to seek coordination and support for a film project to promote film tourism.
Ministry of Tourism and the Bar Association of the Kingdom of Cambodia sign a 2026–2030 MoU to support tourism legal reform and compliance in Cambodia.
Cambodia Ministry of Tourism urged informal tourism workers to register on the Royal Government digital platform so they can access Skill Vouchers and social-protection benefits.
Ministry of Tourism engages WWF to strengthen ecotourism policy and advance community-based tourism cooperation in Cambodia.
Cambodia led a high-level delegation to the 7th ACMECS Tourism Ministers' Meeting, where member states adopted a Joint Action Plan on ACMECS tourism cooperation 2026–2028. The plan targets tourism connectivity and joint marketing to increase intra-ACMECS and international visitors.
Cambodia Ministry of Tourism led a delegation that adopted the CLMV 2026–2028 Joint Action Plan to boost regional tourism connectivity and cross-border travel facilitation.
Cambodia's Ministry of Tourism led a trilateral ministers' meeting to establish the CLV Tourism Ministers' Cooperation Mechanism and adopt a 2026–2028 tourism action plan.
Ministry of Tourism endorses collaboration with Chinese producers to produce AI-driven short films to promote Cambodia tourism. The Ministry highlighted procedural requirements for content approval and encouraged filming beyond Angkor.
Cambodia's Ministry of Tourism convened airlines and government agencies to discuss visa exemptions and measures to strengthen air connectivity in support of tourism recovery.
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