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 conducts legal-drafting training in Cambodia to strengthen tourism sector regulatory capacity and institutional human capital.
Cambodia Ministry of Tourism reviewed progress on CAMDx e‑services and a draft Sub‑Decree on ministry organization; the meeting assessed regulatory drafting and staff classification for the tourism sector.
Ministry of Tourism and Phnom Penh Capital Administration launched the Phnom Penh Tourism Development Plan 2026–2030 to upgrade urban tourism infrastructure and destination branding in Cambodia.
Ministry of Tourism convened an inter-ministerial review as Cambodia pilots a visa exemption for Chinese citizens to support tourism and immigration flows.
Cambodia announces a pilot visa-free entry allowing PRC passport holders to enter for up to 14 days during the 2026 Green Season, supporting tourism mobility.
Ministry of Tourism announces a Cambodia pilot visa-exemption allowing PRC passport holders to enter visa-free for up to 14 days during June–October 2026.
Cambodia Ministry of Tourism convened the Government-Private Sector Forum working group to propose urgent measures to restore international tourist arrivals and support the tourism sector.
Cambodia grants Chinese citizens a 14-day visa exemption for tourism visits from 15 June to 15 October 2026.
Angkor International Airport Investment (AIAI) commits with Cambodia's Ministry of Tourism to develop a night-time Angkor tourism product and to redevelop the former Siem Reap airport site into a multifunctional tourism and commercial zone.
Cambodia ministries signed an MoU to link farmers with tourism businesses and strengthen local food supply chains in tourism areas.
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