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Cambodia to increase flights from Singapore during SEA Games 2023

Cambodia will need to increase the number of flights between the country and Singapore during the SEA Games 2023 to meet expected demands to and from the city-state.
Cambodia to increase flights from Singapore during SEA Games 2023 ảnh 1The logo and mascot of the SEA Games and ASEAN Para Games 2023 to be hosted by Cambodia. (Source: baotintuc.vn)
Phnom Penh (VNA) - Cambodia will need to increasethe number of flights between the country and Singapore during the SEA Games 2023to meet expected demands to and from the city-state.

Localmedia reported that the during their meeting, Cambodia’s Acting Minister ofTourism Tith Chantha and Singaporean Minister of Culture, Community and Youth EdwinTong discussed the need to increase flights between the two countries.

The increased flights will attract more international touriststo Cambodia, especially to prepare to transport passengers and receive touristswhen the SEA Games 2023 is held in Cambodia.

Both sides mentioned the connection of Cambodia-Singaporedirect flights through Singapore Airlines and other airlines, which is animportant factor in promoting international tourists to Cambodia./.
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