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Air cargo faring better than tourism, but still down 20% - Vimarsana News

Air cargo faring better than tourism, but still down 20%

Cambodia’s air cargo volume totalled 38,783 tonnes in the first eight months of 2022, representing a 10.77 per cent fall year-on-year, and a one-fifth drop over the same period in 2019 before the emergence of the Covid-19 pandemic, the aviation regulator reported.

CLA's Chanthy: Logistics recovering from Covid-19 - Vimarsana News

CLA's Chanthy: Logistics recovering from Covid-19

Cambodia's logistics sector has staged a modest recovery since the government relaxed Covid-19 restrictions in November, to allow for the full restoration of socio-economic activity, as one of a raft of industries ravaged by pandemic fallout.

CLA's Chanthy: Logistics recovering from Covid-19 - Vimarsana News

CLA's Chanthy: Logistics recovering from Covid-19

Cambodia's logistics sector has staged a modest recovery since the government relaxed Covid-19 restrictions in November, to allow for the full restoration of socio-economic activity, as one of a raft of industries ravaged by pandemic fallout.The government has set out several key plans to improve infrastructure and logistics services, and keep costs low to help the Kingdom compete with regi

Cambodia, VN set to up vehicle quota - Vimarsana News

Cambodia, VN set to up vehicle quota

Cambodia and Vietnam plan to increase the quota of total commercial vehicles permitted to cross their shared frontier from 500 for each side to 800 by the end of this year to facilitate cross-border trade between the two neighbouring ASEAN nations.

Freight rates 'begin descent' | Phnom Penh Post - Vimarsana News

Freight rates 'begin descent' | Phnom Penh Post

Freight rates in Cambodia have started to recede gradually as declining international oil prices drive down local retail fuel costs, which will enhance the competitiveness of the Kingdom’s products on international markets, industry insiders have said.