In a visit this week from the Royal Government of Cambodia’s
Minister of Tourism, H.E. Dr. Thong Khon, the ACAC exceeded
expectations.
Ministry of Tourism delegation. H.E. Dr. Thong Khon sixth from the left; Mr. Pierre Tami, CEO of Shift360 to his left
This was the first visit the Ministry of Tourism (MOT) has paid the
academy and the delegation included three secretaries of state from the
MOT and staff. The private sector was also represented in the
delegation, including ACAC Board members from the Hotel Association,
Chefs Federation and Restaurant Association as well as Mr. Luu Meng,
Cambodia’s infamous chef and entrepreneur.
The visit included a full campus tour and a specialty meal prepared
by ACAC Dean, Markus Kalberer along with Cambodian chef, Matang.
H.E. Dr. Thong Khon (right) and Mr. Pierre Tami (centre) interviewed by Khmer media
Several times throughout the visit, H.E. Dr. Thong Khon noted that
the ACAC hits a very high, international standard. The Minister also
shared about the time he visited an international hospitality training
school in Ticino, Switzerland with Shift360 founder and CEO, Pierre
Tami. The Minister was highly impressed by the facility in Switzerland
and praised Shift360 for replicating such high Swiss culinary standards
in Cambodia.
The Minister and his delegation left happy and proud of what the ACAC
has achieved – putting Cambodia at the same level as other ASEAN
standards.
US Foods Week 2018 ends with a bangAnith Adilah Othman / Khmer Times Share:
Group Photo with US cooperative Partners included: US Embassy, US Dry Bean Council, Cambodia Tourism Federation & Importers. Supplied
The 2018 US Foods Week officially ended, after 10 days of gastronomic promotion, on Wednesday (Dec. 12).
The chargé d’affaires at the US Embassy in Phnom Penh, Michael A. Newbill, spoke at the closing ceremony in Raffles Hotel Le Royal on Friday (Dec.14). Present at the auspicious ceremony were, among others, the economic associate at the US Embassy, Lauren Higgins, and Cambodian Tourism Federation President Luu Meng.
Mr Newbill called the event a grand success, as it won over a great number of people who had sampled the high quality US foods offered, and a manifestation of the growing trade ties between the US and Cambodia.
“Cambodians are eager to try US products and taste American food. We hope to see more US agricultural and food products in Cambodia’s restaurants, in s…
Long-term strategy needed for tourism Post Staff | Publication date 04 July 2018 | 08:40 ICT Share
From left: Piip Amarisara Jaturapat, the senior partner at Thalias; Luu Meng, president of the Cambodia Tourism Federation; and Ly Tayseng, CEO of Post Media, at the Cambodia Tourism Federation networking event on Tuesday. Hong Menea
The Cambodian tourism sector is set for more spectacular growth in the next few years, thanks to industry promotion and networking through the Cambodia Tourism Federation (CTF) and support from the Ministry of Tourism.
The CTF president and co-chair of the Government Private Sector Working Group-B on Tourism, Luu Meng, said this at a CTF networking event in Phnom Penh on Tuesday with the theme, Stronger Together in Tourism.
“Our country is known as the ‘Kingdom of Wonder’ because of its historical and natural richness. Our ultimate goal is marketing and bringing more people to experience our wonderful country.
“But to do so, we need to develop our tourism pr…
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