Tour guides to be trained for Sihanoukville.

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This is for the package/gambling Chinese tours. They block the road with their bus's at the Russian Snake Farm and are funneled into the casinos to blow their money. I believe its also the reason they have torn up the road at and to Independence beach so the Chinese packed bus's can go there and turn around. The road in front of Independence beach is a mess and the area will look sterile like the four lane road in Kep. With all the Cheap Chinese tourists and the Chinese internet gambling scammers working here, its almost a Chinese invasion.
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Sailorman wrote;

''its almost a Chinese invasion.

Thy are here in Chinbodia by invitation. Many many more to follow.
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Sixty of them live in the complex behind me and walk by my house every day. They walk in in the middle of the main road like they own it and make people drive around them, talk at the top of their lungs and like the Cambo's throw garbage everywhere. Since they are employed by the Japanese/Chinese owned/run Marina/Casino doing Internet gambling scams, etc, I'm hoping that the Chinese authorities fly another airplane here and take the lot home. Yes, more are on the way, but on the other hand maybe the Chinese coming here will break the Vietnam Airways strangle hold on Sihanoukville. Every cloud has a silver lining.
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Sailorman wrote:Sixty of them live in the complex behind me and walk by my house every day. They walk in in the middle of the main road like they own it and make people drive around them, talk at the top of their lungs and like the Cambo's throw garbage everywhere. Since they are employed by the Japanese/Chinese owned/run Marina/Casino doing Internet gambling scams, etc, I'm hoping that the Chinese authorities fly another airplane here and take the lot home. Yes, more are on the way, but on the other hand maybe the Chinese coming here will break the Vietnam Airways strangle hold on Sihanoukville. Every cloud has a silver lining.
sorry to say that this cloud has no silver lining, this cloud is loud, obnoxious and stinky, sad to say snooky has lost its rustic charms
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29 August 2017
- The Ministry of Tourism has been training and strengthening the capacity of tour guides in Preah Sihanouk province, with help from leaders of provincial coastal tourism departments and 80 participants from universities and institutions in the province.
Ministry under secretary of state Pak Sokhom said that the training was to help promote human resources in the tourism sector to strengthen the capacity of professional tour guides.

Tri Chhiv, deputy managing director of the tourism industry section of the Tourism Ministry, said the training of tour guides was taking place with the cooperation of the ministry, Sihanoukville’s tourism department and NGOs.

“The first training course was attended by 33 trainees, included female students,” he said.
Of these, 15 for trained in English, 17 in Chinese and one in French.

Official results showed that 24 candidates passed, including 10 in English and 14 in Chinese. Four months of study included three months of theoretical field study and a one-month internship with a tourism company...
http://www.khmertimeskh.com/5080377/loc ... ing-boost/
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