Southeast Asia Information Port (www.dnyxxg.com) reports that the Cambodian Advanced Training Program for Chinese-Speaking Tour Guides was successfully held in Siem Reap from November 19th to 28th.
During the training, instructors employed a diverse teaching model combining lectures, field practice, and case studies. The program emphasized not only theoretical instruction but also extracurricular activities such as a field trip to Angkor Wat, organically integrating classroom knowledge with real-world scenarios. This approach aimed to help participants systematically master theoretical knowledge and improve their practical skills. Participants listened attentively, actively asked questions, and shared their opinions, creating a strong learning atmosphere. After the training, participants responded enthusiastically, highly praising the program. They felt they had learned a great deal of theoretical knowledge, resolved practical difficulties, and improved their ability to provide higher-quality tourism services to Chinese tourists.
This training program was sponsored by the Ministry of Commerce, co-organized by the Chinese Embassy in Cambodia and the Cambodian Ministry of Tourism, and undertaken by Hunan Foreign Trade Vocational College. Fifty Cambodian Chinese-speaking tour guides participated.
