Kampot Province : Pepper farm agritourism

In addition to cultural tourism and eco-tourism, Cambodia also has agro-tourism areas that are being considered to attract national and international tourists. This is according to the claims of experts from the Ministry of Tourism. Agro-tourism is becoming a new tourism product and attracting many national and international tourists, notably pepper farms, salt fields and durian farms in Kampot province, and coffee farms in the Northeast region. In addition, there are grape plantations in Banan District, Rattanak Mondul District, Battambang Province, etc. Currently, these agro-tourism areas are showing great potential in attracting tourists to the area. For example, tourists who go to Battambang Province often visit and enjoy the grape plantations in Banan District and Rattanak Mondul District, while visitors to Kampot Province also often visit pepper plantations and salt fields. Agro-tourism areas are also having potential in attracting tourists. That is why the Ministry of Tourism has been urging farm owners to develop more infrastructure to serve the tourism sector. He said that if farm owners develop the infrastructure properly, more tourists will visit their farms and they will reap additional benefits besides their agricultural products. In the past, more and more international tourists have been visiting agritourism areas, showing that they are satisfied or like the entertainment in agritourism areas in Cambodia. Therefore, we can predict that in the future, agro-tourism areas will become a potential tourist attraction area that is no less than natural eco-tourism areas. In the future, the ministry will encourage all provinces to prepare for agro-tourism areas, because almost every province in Cambodia has the ability to create agro-tourism areas that will be prepared to become new tourism products to attract national and international tourists, create jobs, and increase income for more people. The entrance and exit of visitors to the farm are organized in groups. There is a manager who manages the entry and exit of visitors, records them correctly, and there is no need to sell tickets. Which disturbs guests. Good display of products and beverage services, professional. 3) - Good promotion through the website itself. 4) - Most of the guests are Europeans, 60% are French. In Kampot province, there is another pepper farm agri-tourism resort in Kon Chat commune, Teuk Chhou district, which is similarly well managed.