Chinese-invested airport in Cambodia’s tourist hub starts operation

SIEM REAP: Chinese-invested Siem Reap Angkor International Airport (SAI) here in northwest Cambodia’s tourist hub commenced operations on Monday, rais...

: Chinese-invested Siem Reap Angkor International Airport here in northwest Cambodia’s tourist hub commenced operations on Monday, raising hope for tourism revitalisation, reported Xinhua.

Speaking at the event, Visoth said SAI, with a 3,600-metre runway, is a 4e-level international airport that can accommodate long distance flights from across the globe. “It is a testament to the fruitful cooperation between Cambodia and China under the Belt and Road Initiative.” The SAI has been invested by the Angkor International Airport Investment Co Ltd, an affiliate of China’s Yunnan Investment Holdings Ltd.

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