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Tourism: More Info Needed

2 May 2013
The Phnom Penh Post
Economy and commerce / Ethnic minorities and indigenous people / Industries / Marine and coastal areas / Siem Reap / Social development / Tourism / Water resources
CAA / CAA Chairman Tek Reth Samrath / Cambodian Angkor Air / Council of Ministers / cultural tourism / Eco-tourism / Eco-tourism expansion / eco-tourism sector / Ho Vandy / Intercontinental Hotel / Kampong Kdei Bridge / Kampot / Kampot Province / Kep / Kep City / Khao Ke Temple / Koh Ke Temple / Koh Ker Temple / kratie / Ministry of Tourism / Mondulkiri / Mondulkiri Province / Phnom Kulen / Phnom Penh / Preah Vihear / Preah Vihear Province / Preah Vihear Temple / Ratanakkiri / Ratanakkiri Province / Ratanakkirri / Ratanakkirri Province / Revenue From Tourism / Roluos / Roluos Temples / Siem Reap / Siem Reap Province / Stung Treng / Stung Treng Province / Tek Reth Samrath

In diversifing its holiday attractions, Cambodia’s tourism industry should focus on three key areas – the country’s northeastern region, the coasts and the vicinity around Siem Reap – but efforts to promote these destinations are still lacking, an industry leader says. Statistics from the Ministry ...

http://www.phnompenhpost.com/2013050265365/Business/tourism-more-info-needed.html

Salt Harvest Below Forecast

19 April 2013
The Phnom Penh Post
Agriculture and fishing / Economy and commerce / Energy / Environment and natural resources / Food processing / Generation and distribution facilities / Hydropower dams / Imports / Industries / Manufacturing / Renewable energy production / Salt / Trade
Chinese aid / Hun Sen / hydroelectricity / Kep / Kep City / Kep-Kampot Salt Producers Community / Kompot / Kompot Province / Ministry of Commerce / MoC / Price Control / Prime Minister Hun Sen / Salt Harvest / Salt Import / Salt Producers Community / salt production / Sea-Salt / Um Chhun

The Kep-Kompot Salt Producers Community says salt production fell nearly 50 per cent below forecasts because of early rainfall, which is assumed to end salt harvesting for the year. Prime Minister Hun Sen, however, has stepped in to ensure that price remains stable. Hun Sen ...

http://www.phnompenhpost.com/2013041965112/Business/salt-harvest-below-forecast.html

Hun Sen Appeals for Kep's Vines to Be Tamed

12 December 2012
The Cambodia Daily
Land / Marine and coastal areas / Water resources
civil war / Damnak Chang'aur district / Developers / Kep City / Kep province / Khmer Rouge regime / land prices / Land titles / land-titling campaign / landowners / Pong Toek commune / Prime Minister Hun Sen / tourist attractions

Prime Minister Hun Sen appealed yesterday for developers and landowners in Kep City to build fences around their neglected properties to prevent vines from creeping onto the street of the coastal resort. Since much of the land in Kep City is owned by investors who live ...

http://www.cambodiadaily.com

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