Marissa Carruthers
Journalist| editor| dreamer| living in Cambodia Editor at @Kiripost
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2 days ago |
ttgasia.com | Marissa Carruthers
Jati Koh Russeyis a new luxury private island resort located 10 minutes by speedboat from Sihanoukville on Koh Russey, offering elegant villas, exceptional dining, top-tier wellness and recreational facilities, and impeccable personalised service in a lush, secluded setting LocationLocated just a 10-minute speedboat ride from a private peer in Sihanoukville, Jati is the latest private island resort to enter Cambodia.
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3 weeks ago |
ttgasia.com | Marissa Carruthers
Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains rainforest is being developed as a key ecotourism hub, a move that will lift local economic growth A major project is underway to make Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains – the largest remaining intact rainforest in South-east Asia – and surrounding areas a regional ecotourism hub, with a series of tourism products, activities and infrastructure being developed in the Cardamom Mountains-Tonle Sap (CMTS) landscape.
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1 month ago |
ttgasia.com | Marissa Carruthers
Cambodia’s helicopter tourism sector is set to soar to new heights as Bell Textron explores opportunities in the market, positioning its Bell 505 as a suitable option for the country’s growing demand in this area. During a three-day test flight of the five-seater aircraft in Phnom Penh, Bell demonstration pilot Sean Mah said that Cambodia’s economic growth and rising interest in premium travel make it a strong candidate for the introduction of the Bell 505.
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1 month ago |
scmp.com | Marissa Carruthers
Phnom Penh is a city on the move – upwards. But although the increasing number of upscale sky bars afford a bird’s-eye view of the ever rising skyline, it’s the Cambodian capital’s backstreets where the action is. Founded in 1865 under French rule, Phnom Penh earned itself the moniker Pearl of Asia due to its sweeping boulevards, colonial, art deco and new Khmer architecture and, later, a thriving rock ’n’ roll scene.
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2 months ago |
ttgasia.com | Marissa Carruthers
Tourism stakeholders in Myanmar have united to provide aid in support of communities affected by the devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake, which had its epicentre in Mandalay. On Monday, Myanmar Tourism Marketing, the Union of Myanmar Travel Association, Myanmar Hotelier Association, and Myanmar Tourism Federation held a meeting, with a team on the ground in Mandalay working to provide basic needs, including medicine, water, food, and shelter.
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A drunk police official caused a fatal traffic accident, resulting in one death and five injuries after crashing into multiple vehicles in Phnom Penh, sparking public demands for accountability https://t.co/Hq68ybT7dG
The Prime Minister has made it clear that Phnom Penh International Airport is not available for private investment, stating that any interested investors should look elsewhere and the airport will be kept in its current state for emergency landings https://t.co/FenwJhlg0I
The first face-to-face bilateral negotiations in Washington D.C. kicked off with “frank and constructive views” exchanged between Cambodia and the US with regards to the 49 percent tariff imposed by the US on Cambodian goods. https://t.co/OQCOORaJmM