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Villa Vie Odyssey Leaves Cambodia Safely as Some International Visitors Stay On

Cambodia’s Ministry of Tourism said Villa Vie Odyssey departed safely during the night of November 3–4. Some visitors remain in Cambodia, touring Preah Sihanouk, Phnom Penh, Kampot, Siem Reap and other provinces, with the ministry continuing to coordinate travel arrangements.

Sihanoukville Governor Meets Polish Investment and Trade Agency in Warsaw

Governor Mang Sineth led a Preah Sihanouk provincial delegation to meet PAIH in Warsaw on November 3, presenting investment opportunities and pledging coordination and support for Polish investors interested in the province.

New Airport Planned for Ratanakiri on a Site Exceeding 1,905 Hectares

A State Secretariat of Civil Aviation team inspected a proposed airport site in Ratanakiri on November 3. The project in Lumphat district would cover more than 1,905 hectares. Construction timing, investment and an opening date have not been announced.

Cambodia and China Strengthen Tourism Cooperation and Two-Way Visitor Exchanges

A Sanya tourism promotion and exchange event took place in Phnom Penh on November 3. A Cambodian tourism association and the Sanya Tourism Board signed an MoU to strengthen promotion, explore cooperation and develop tourism products that encourage two-way travel.

Thailand Urges Households to Prepare 72-Hour Emergency Supplies

Thailand’s Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation advises households to prepare emergency bags with 72 hours of essential supplies, including medicines, food, water, communications equipment, important documents, cash, hygiene items and clothing.

Cambodia Sets Priorities for Mekong–Lancang Cooperation 2.0 to Benefit People

At the 11th Mekong–Lancang Cooperation Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Beijing on November 4, Prak Sokhonn outlined four priorities: peace and stability, responsible water management, action against transnational crime and stronger people-to-people ties.

Cambodia Reviews Casino Licences as Hun Manet Calls for Higher Investment and Facility Standards

Over 1,600 Workers Lose Jobs as Danish Shoemaker Closes Vietnam Factory

ECCO Vietnam halted production at its Ho Chi Minh City factory on Monday afternoon to begin dissolution, affecting over 1,600 workers. Contracts for employees not retained will end by November 30, or earlier if they expire before then. The company pledged to settle wages and benefits.