phuketrichard wrote:ok;
1. ur up against TA. advisories, all Cambodian based forums;
websites that have tons of info on Cambodia, travel guides ( lonely planet.rough guides both online and in book form)
not to mention all the free publications that one can get in Cambodia

2. Will ur guides just wait around for a call? everyone need to work so they will not be available on the spot so to speak.
today's traveler, via his smart phone, can get instant info. ( new google trips) he also does more research BEFORE he arrives thna those of us that started to travel decades ago ( why? cause he can an for us there was nothing). Fuck even i now do research before heading out to places in Burma off the beaten track ( an still hardly any info)

3. A local Cambodian travel guide that speaks good English... nope . Maybe for Angkor, but there already guides there
A Barang... maybe would do it for a friend in town but a stranger.... not unless he is getting paid more than his teaching job.

4. if u were offering something that is not available elsewhere by other media,,,, great idea but.....

5. You have not even been to Cambodia an see what ur up against> who does a business plan without being on the ground?

Hotdigr, get off my ass, i know as much, if not more about ALL of Cambodia than you, I first went there in 1988, How many KR have u ever met or had a meal with?
and traveled there frequently since than
lived there 2008/09
been back at least 2 x /year and i don't just hang out in shv ( u may like it but...) I have seen more of the country than u in ur dreams.
get over it, I have my opinions, ( one of which Thailand, FOR ME and many others, is far better than Cambodia) you yours
live with it.

Attack the Post not the poster

Rutiger wrote:

phuketrichard wrote: How many KR have u ever met or had a meal with?

^A not very subtle way of bragging that you have. And you feel this is something to boast about....why, exactly? You may as well brag about having pleasantly dined with ISIL fighters.

ElisPonce wrote:

franzjaeger wrote:I am out riding the streets of Phnom Penh, at least two times a week. If you all have any questions, I'd be glad to help out. I'd say the biggest change in Phnom Penh is the onslaught of building activity. You better hurry up if you want to catch the feel of yesteryears Thailand, cause this town will be looking like a mini version of modern day Bangkok/Saigon in less than a few.

Yeah, so I heard about the recent (and fast!) infrastructure development in Phnom Penh *sigh*

Thanks for the interest! You will hear from me soon