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Cambodia welcomes 2.2 million foreign arrivals in H1

Cambodia welcomed 2.2 million foreign visitors in the first six months of 2014, up 5.2 percent over the same period last year, according to statistics from the Cambodian Tourism Ministry.
Cambodia welcomed 2.2 million foreign visitors in the first sixmonths of 2014, up 5.2 percent over the same period last year, accordingto statistics from the Cambodian Tourism Ministry.

The SoutheastAsian country is expect to receive 4.6 million foreign arrivals thisyear to enjoy a rise of 10 percent over 2013, Cambodian Minister ofTourism Thong Khon was quoted as saying.

By 2020, the figure ishoped to reach 8 million, helping Cambodia earn a revenue of about 5billion USD from tourism, he added.

The statisticsalso showed that Vietnam, China and the Republic of Koreawere the largest markets of Cambodian tourism sector.

In recentyears, tourism has been one of the four major pillars of the Cambodianeconomy, contributing about 16 percent to the country’s GDP.

Last year, Cambodian tourism sector earned 2.5 billion USD from serving 4.2 foreign arrivals.-VNA

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