World Heritage Site: Angkor
Publication Year: 2021
Publication Type: Article
Publication Identifier: WHEB8D6154A1E
Summary
Tourist perceptions of Angkor are overwhelmingly positive, with visitors reporting experiences that exceed expectations due to cultural enrichment and the friendliness of local people. The study categorizes tourists primarily as cultural visitors, whose motives and experiences are deeply intertwined. While overall satisfaction is high, concerns about environmental pollution, sanitation, local poverty, and language barriers were identified, highlighting gaps in communication and infrastructure. This research, based on a survey using standard questionnaires, provides valuable insights into the factors influencing tourist satisfaction at Angkor, underscoring both its appeal as a cultural destination and the challenges that need addressing to enhance visitor experiences.
Citation
Chheang, V. (2011). ANGKOR HERITAGE TOURISM AND TOURIST PERCEPTIONS. Tourismos, Vol. 6 No. 2 (2011). https://doi.org/10.26215/TOURISMOS.V6I2.228
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