Cambodia What Angkor's Quiet Means — and Why Cambodia Is Now in a Doom Loop The most quoted image of Cambodia’s tourism crisis is the South China Morning Post’s: Angkor Wat, eerily quiet. Sunrise at the reflection pool with room to spare. Ta Prohm’s root-strangled corridors without the crush.
Cambodia The Planes Are Still Flying. The Passengers Stopped Booking Cambodia’s international arrivals are down 46% in the first seven months of 2026, falling to approximately 1.99 million visitors. China, at roughly 520,000 arrivals, is down 24%. Vietnam, at roughly 510,000, is down 28%.
Tourism Strategy The Small DMO Playbook: Destination Intelligence Without the Enterprise Price Tag Enterprise destination intelligence platforms are built for someone else. This is the playbook for destinations your size: what to track, how often, and the five questions that actually drive decisions.
Economics Destination Strategy & Development: Building Competitive, Resilient Visitor Economies Destinations often become comfortable with the markets they already know. But source markets need to be continually tested against access, cost, competition, traveler interests, length of stay, spending and the products the destination can realistically deliver.
Tourism Featured STATE OF THE WORLD 2026 Increasingly it is: Can travelers reach us easily, affordably and confidently—and can our tourism economy withstand the next disruption?
Economics The Machine That Cannot Stop:A Systems Analysis of US Sanctions The US sanctions regime is a self-reinforcing machine eating its own foundation. We map the feedback loops, hidden costs, and de-dollarisation trendline that will determine whether the system survives the 2030s.
The Cambodia Scam Bill and the Expanding U.S. Sanctions Machine U.S. sanctions are expanding from wartime tools into a global financial weapon. This analysis explains the Cambodia scam bill, Sar Sokha’s legal response, OFAC, SDN designations, dollar power, due process concerns, and what it means for Cambodia.
