Cambodia is becoming more accessible, efficient, and attractive for golf-focused travel, thanks to the opening of the new Techo International Airport in Phnom Penh and the country’s rising global recognition in golf tourism. These developments support smoother logistics, elevated guest experience, and stronger marketing opportunities for premium Southeast Asia golf holidays.
Techo International Airport officially opens on September 9, 2025, replacing the long-serving Pochentong facility. With a starting capacity of 13 million passengers annually and expansion plans up to 50 million, this modern airport offers better flight schedules, faster immigration, and improved ground connections to golf resorts and hotels in Phnom Penh. Guests will benefit from shorter transfer times, smoother arrivals, and more direct international routes, especially from Europe and the Middle East.
Cambodia’s golf sector continues to gain momentum, supported by restored visa-on-arrival policies and international accolades like the AGTC award. This makes it easier to promote Cambodia as a high-value destination for long-haul travelers interested in combining sport with culture and comfort.
More golf courses and better infrastructure expand itinerary options, allowing travel planners to deliver experiences that go beyond a single destination. Phnom Penh pairs naturally with Siem Reap, home to Angkor Golf Resort and Phokeethra Country Club, as well as with cross-border add-ons to Thailand or Vietnam.
With world-class course design, strong cultural appeal, and growing international air access, Cambodia is well-positioned as a reliable and exciting choice for tailored golf travel in Southeast Asia.
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