Economy
Phnom Penh to Host Cambodia Muslim-Friendly Tourism Forum and Fair 2025
PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (Sept. 29, 2025) — Cambodia’s Ministry of Tourism will host the Cambodia-Muslim Friendly Tourism Forum and Fair 2025 from Oct. 9 to 11 at Alserkal Mosque in Phnom Penh, under the theme “AssalamuAlaikum Cambodia: A Safe, Warm and Friendly Destination.”
The event aims to promote Cambodia as a welcoming destination for all types of tourists, with a focus on aligning its tourism offerings with the Muslim travel market and national Muslim-friendly standards. It also seeks to strengthen strategies for attracting Muslim travelers in line with global trends and expectations, the ministry said in a statement.
Tourism experts, government officials, Muslim community leaders, business professionals and private sector representatives are expected to attend. The forum will feature discussions on sustainable and resilient tourism development, as well as opportunities to exchange ideas and experiences.
An exhibition booth will showcase Muslim-friendly tourism services and products.
Since launching its Muslim Tourism Development Plan (2023–2027), Cambodia has positioned itself as a destination known for warm hospitality and business opportunities for Muslim travelers.
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