In this HD interview we ask respected travel industry expert and veteran, Mr. Stefan Voogel why Phnom Penh is a viable tourism destination and why visitors should go there. Mr. Voogel has been based in Phnom Penh twice and is currently the General Manager of the InterContinental Hotel in the capital city. The interview covers many topics including whether PP is safe, where he would like to see more flights coming in from, whether there are golf courses in the city, what there is to do, how travellers should prepare, how long is needed, what makes an ideal gift to buy in the city, how Cambodia can achieve its tourism goals, his thoughts on the killing fields and genocide museum as tourism destinations, plus much, much more. See also: Interview with the Department of Tourism of the Philippines: www.youtube.com El Nido Resorts Interview with Mitzi S. Canafranca: www.youtube.com NagaWorld Cambodia Interview with Eric Chan MD - Indochina and VP Sales & Marketing: www.youtube.com Deluxe Room @ NAGAWORLD and fireworks from the ATF 2011 Opening ceremony: www.youtube.com A New Cambodian Boutique Hotel Company and Its Exciting Expansion Plans: www.youtube.com Why Phnom Penh? Why Should People Visit? - HD Interview: www.youtube.com Interview with the GM of the InterContinental Hotel in Phnom Penh: www.youtube.com Royal Suite @ InterContinental Phnom Penh: www.youtube.com Deluxe Room @ InterContinental Phnom Penh: www.youtube.com Superior Room @ Lebiz Hotel + Library in Phnom Penh ...
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Why Phnom Penh? Interview with Mr Stefan Voogel - HD
Hotel Amanjaya, Phnom Penh, Kambodscha, Kambodscha
Hotel Amanjaya bei www.urlaubswerk.de (Reisen, Last-Minute Reisen und Pauschalreisen). Hotelbewertungen: community.urlaubswerk.de
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Phnom Penh Accommodation Site - Accommodation in Phnom Penh
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"Angkor What?" Jennyandpaul2's photos about Siem Reap, Cambodia
A TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow of a travel blog to Siem Reap, Cambodia by TravelPod blogger Jennyandpaul2 titled "Angkor What?" Jennyandpaul2's travel blog entry: "We LOVED Cambodia. It was one of the real surprises on our trip. We were expecting a country that would be a lot of work (and it was at times), that required us to pay bribes (and we had to once), that required us to fight off rickshaw drivers and salespeople (not bad at all), and even that we'd need to look for landmines (they're out there, but we didn't go to the areas where they're still a concern). For the most part though, it was friendly, relaxed, hot (a little too hot -- over 100 degrees one day, not adding in the humidity), historical, and fun. It was a real treat. Getting to Siem Reap (the city closest to Angkor Wat) was a little bit of a chore. When we got to the Thai-Cambodian border, we had to wade through people on the Thailand side trying to sell us Cambodian visas for 2-3 times what they really cost (we ignored them). We made it through Thai customs without difficulty and then wandered through no-man's land looking for the Cambodian visa office (we took a wrong turn and visited a Cambodian casino-hotel first, but eventually found our way). We were told that in addition to paying $20 each for our visas (you pay for everything in US dollars in Cambodia -- they give you change in dollars and Cambodian riel), we would need to pay an extra 100 Thai Baht (about $3.00) as an "expediting fee" (read ...
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Phnom Penh at night HD
Corner of Sisowath Quay and 178th Street, from our balcony at the FCC Hotel.
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