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 and Ministry of Rural Development signed a Memorandum of Understanding linking rural infrastructure improvements to tourism development in Cambodia.
Ministry of Tourism (Cambodia) reviewed the draft sub‑decree on organization and functioning and advanced 2027 tourism budget planning.
Ministry of Tourism announces Cambodia visa exemption pilot for Chinese tourists and convenes Cambodia Travel Match 2026 to link international buyers with local tourism sellers.
Cambodia's Ministry of Tourism announced a four-month Pilot Free Visa to attract Chinese tourists and expand inbound tourism; the initiative pairs visa facilitation with China-Ready service certification.
Ministry of Tourism convened Cambodia’s Inter-Ministerial Committee (ICTT) to coordinate cross-border tourism and passenger transport and to review arrangements for a four-month visa-exemption pilot for Chinese citizens.
Cambodia announces a 14-day visa exemption for Chinese citizens from 15 June to 15 October 2026 to support tourism promotion during the green season.
Ministry of Tourism leads a delegation to Haikou to promote Cambodia tourism and to advance a visa-free pilot for Chinese visitors.
Ministry of Tourism (Cambodia) met NWC Investment to arrange promotion of Cambodia's tourism potential and the visa-exempt Green Season to Chinese travellers.
Ministry of Tourism (Cambodia) will sign an MoU with TNAOT News to cooperate on tourism promotion and investment outreach to China.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Tourism engaged the Cambodia-China Cultural Tourism Bridge Development Association to promote tourism potential, investment opportunities, and the pilot 14-day visa exemption for Chinese citizens. The tourism outreach targets Chinese visitors and investors during the 2026 green season.
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