via Khmer Times, 03 April 2023: First quarter results of tourist arrivals to Angkor are in, with 240,000 visitors coming to visit the temples. More stories below.
In the first three months of 2023 from January to March, Cambodia earned $ 11,135,492 from the Angkor tickets sale and received a total of 236,341 foreign tourists, according to Angkor Enterprise, which was released on April 3.
According to Angkor Enterprise, for March 2023, it has earned 3,748,700 from the sale of 79,390 tickets to foreign tourists visiting Angkor.
In the first three months of 2023, the government has donated a total of $ 472,682 to Kantha Bopha Hospital of Cambodia from the sale of tickets to foreign tourists to visit Angkor to help save the lives of Cambodian children.
Source: Cambodia earns more than $ 11 million from Angkor tickets sales in first three months – Khmer Times
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