Cambodia and Vietnam are strengthening links in a bid to boost both tourism and trade.
The two south-east Asian nations this month opened a new international land border crossing, news hub Travel Mole reports.
The Khanh Binh-Chrey Thom international border gate links An Giang province in southern Vietnam with Cambodia’s Kandal province, providing another gateway for travellers and commercial traffic between the neighbouring countries.
The crossing is expected to simplify journeys for residents and international visitors while supporting logistics, commercial exchanges and cooperation between border communities.
It could also make it easier for travellers to combine visits to Cambodia and Vietnam within a single trip.
The opening comes as Cambodia is in conflict with another neighbour, Thailand, after border skirmishes.
The Khanh Binh-Chrey Thom opening follows the inauguration of the Muen Chey-Tan Nam international border gate on December 8, 2025, linking Cambodia’s Prey Veng province with Vietnam’s Tay Ninh province.
The Khanh Binh-Chrey Thom international border gate links An Giang province in southern Vietnam with Cambodia’s Kandal province, providing another gateway for travellers and commercial traffic between the neighbouring countries.
The crossing is expected to simplify journeys for residents and international visitors while supporting logistics, commercial exchanges and cooperation between border communities.
It could also make it easier for travellers to combine visits to Cambodia and Vietnam within a single trip.
The opening comes as Cambodia is in conflict with another neighbour, Thailand, after border skirmishes.
The Khanh Binh-Chrey Thom opening follows the inauguration of the Muen Chey-Tan Nam international border gate on December 8, 2025, linking Cambodia’s Prey Veng province with Vietnam’s Tay Ninh province.
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