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Legislation

Controversy: Thailand will block tourists who intend to visit Cambodia’s casinos

Tuesday 24 de June 2025 / 12:00

2 minutos de lectura

(Thailand).- Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra announced on Monday that the country also impose stricter screening measures on travelers flying to Siem Reap for gambling.

Controversy: Thailand will block tourists who intend to visit Cambodia’s casinos

According to ABC News, the move comes in response to deteriorating relations between the two countries.

As part of the new restrictions, Thai officials will stop cars and individuals attempting to cross into Cambodia, except in cases involving students, medical patients, or those purchasing essential goods. Details on how authorities plan to distinguish casino tourists from other travelers were not disclosed.

The Prime Minister also announced plans to cut internet access to Cambodian military and security agencies and hinted at potential export bans on goods that could support scam operations based in Cambodia. “We will coordinate with international agencies to counter cybercrime in the region,” she said, referencing a UN report that flagged Cambodia as a major hub for global scam centers involved in online fraud and illegal gambling.

In retaliation for Thailand’s actions, Cambodia has blocked internet services, electricity, and fuel supplies from Thailand, raising economic concerns for both nations.

The escalating tensions are already affecting the gaming industry. Border-casino operator Donaco International Ltd reported a 62 percent drop in daily visitor numbers and a 42 percent decline in hotel occupancy at its DNA Star Vegas resort in Poipet, Cambodia, after Thailand imposed travel restrictions in the wake of the May 28th clash. The company warned that these trends are likely to impact the venue’s profitability in June.

By Viviana Chan

Categoría:Legislation

Tags: Sin tags

País: Thailand

Región: Asia

Event

GAT Expo CDMX 2025

28 de August 2025

GAT Expo Mexico 2025 closes with an international agreement and the creation of FIJA Federation

(Mexico City, SoloAzar Exclusive).- The 2025 edition of GAT Expo Mexico culminated with a historic announcement: the creation of the International Federation of Games of Chance (FIJA), the result of an agreement between GAT Events and the main regulators in Latin America. This milestone marks a new chapter of regional cooperation in the gaming industry.

Friday 29 Aug 2025 / 12:00

A Latin American Gaming Network is born: GAT Expo CDMX seals historic alliance between associations

(Mexico City, SoloAzar Exclusive).- As part of GAT Expo CDMX 2025, a groundbreaking agreement was reached among LATAM gaming associations, announcing the creation of a new platform where they can share information and build common visions for the industry.

Thursday 28 Aug 2025 / 12:00

GAT Expo CDMX 2025 marks a milestone: strategic alliances, innovation, and regional vision for the future of gaming in Latam

(Mexico City, SoloAzar Exclusive).- With more than 390 attendees, an impeccable production and a top level agenda, GAT Expo CDMX 2025 got off to a strong start at Expo Santa Fe. The first day not only brought memorable conferences and key debates on the future of gaming in Mexico, but also an announcement that could transform the regional regulatory panorama: a collaboration agreement between GAT and the Iberoamerican Board of Regulators. And it is just the beginning.

Thursday 28 Aug 2025 / 12:00

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