AKP Phnom Penh, June 22, 2026 --

Cambodian Minister of Tourism H.E. Huot Hak presided over the 2026 Green Season Tourism Talk under the theme “Tourism Potential, Heritage Sites, and Culture During the Green Season” in Siem Reap province, a forum aimed at highlighting Cambodia’s cultural heritage and promoting the Kingdom as a year-round destination.

The Tourism Talk is an engaging platform that brings numerous benefits to the tourism sector, including the sharing of knowledge and experiences in tourism development, the promotion of Cambodia’s tourism potential, and the encouragement of patriotism and love for the motherland.

It also promotes the preservation of tangible and intangible cultural heritage as well as natural resources, in line with the visions of “Tourism Connected to Territory” and “To Love the Nation, One Must Know the Nation.”

The programme contributes to enhancing Cambodia’s image and showcasing to the world that the country is a safe, welcoming, and hospitable destination, offering warmth, excellent hospitality, and memorable experiences for visitors from around the globe.

On the occasion, H.E. Minister noted that this important Tourism Talk programme has been organised on several occasions at Phnom Penh’s Chaktomuk Walking Street, receiving strong support and participation from the public and international visitors.

This year, the programme gains even greater significance as it has been specially curated as part of the 2026 Green Season Campaign, beginning in Siem Reap before continuing to other tourism destinations across the coastal cluster and the northeastern region, and eventually concluding in Phnom Penh, with themes tailored to the unique tourism strengths of each destination.

H.E. the Minister stated that the programme has become an important catalyst in promoting Cambodia’s Green Season tourism campaign, an initiative endorsed by Samdech Moha Borvor Thipadei Hun Manet, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Cambodia, to replace the term “Low Season” with “Green Season” during the period from May to October.

By Phal Sophanith