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Cambodia: Angkor Wat records 99.5 percent drop in monthly revenue

Ticket sales at Cambodia’s Angkor Archaeological Park declined 99.5 percent to only 29,368 USD in April from almost 7 billion USD year-on-year due to travelling restriction measures during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Cambodia: Angkor Wat records 99.5 percent drop in monthly revenue ảnh 1Angkor Wat (Photo: AFP/VNA)


Hanoi (VNA) – Ticket sales at Cambodia’s AngkorArchaeological Park declined 99.5 percent to only 29,368 USD in April from almost 7 billion USD year-on-year due to travelling restriction measures during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Only 654foreign visitors bought passes to the world-famous heritage site located innorthern Siem Reap province.

From Januaryto April this year, the park’s revenue went down nearly 60 percent year-on-year toapproximately 18 million USD with a total number of 384,317 internationalholidaymakers.

Forforeigners, a single-day entrance pass to the park costs 37 USD, three-day passes62 USD, and seven-day passes 72 USD, while Cambodians can visit the site freeof charge./.

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