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As the Coronavirus makes its way across the globe, countries are adjusting their travel restrictions to ensure the safety of their citizens. To keep abreast of the current status of a nation’s travel rules before you take off, check the latest travel document news on the International Air Transport Association (IATA) website.
On the subject of taking off, we’ve been getting pretty excited by the idea of touristing in our backyard – of having a magical vacation while only using the weekend’s days off. So we’ve compiled a list of popular vacation spots that are easy to get to from our airports with a minimum amount of fuss.
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TRAFFIC TRENDS
An opportune time to fly in Cambodia
We are facing a difficult path as the Coronavirus cases increase globally. The aviation sector in Cambodia has demonstrated resilience as both the year and the epidemic started. We continue to have on-time flights, offer new routes, and maintain the comfort and security of our passengers.
TOP PICK’S DESTINATIONS
Weekend Getaways
As JC Airlines announced its new direct route from Phnom Penh to Chiang Mai, starting March 10 and operating twice weekly, we couldn’t help but start thinking about all the lovely tourist destinations one could easily jet off to from the Kingdom.
Read moreDining and shopping
Watch out for Casio
Popular watchmaker Casio has popped up in Phnom Penh International Airport at the international boarding lounge and will be spending time there until the end of October. Check out their latest selections during the stores’ all-day opening hours of 7am to 11pm.
Read moreUpgrades and infrastructure
Meet the APOC
Sen Sunday, Airport Operations Manager for Siem Reap International Airport, takes a moment to tell us about the new Airport Operations Center (APOC) managing every aspect of airport operations, why he’s excited about it, and why we should be, too.
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Siem Reap providing hands-on education to the next generation
Siem Reap International Airport hosted a group of Build Bright University students who were visiting the airport to learn about how large companies operate, particularly those with intertwined teams and infrastructure, that are public facing and work with the government.
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