Foreign visitors to Cambodia's northwestern Siem Reap province, home to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Angkor temple complex, are falling sharply as high travel costs and the country's reputation as a base for organized fraud deter overseas travelers.Worsening conditions in the Middle East have reduced flight availability and pushed up travel costs, deterring visitors from Europe, a key market.The downturn is dealing a serious blow to the local economy, with tourism centered on the ancient ruins serving as one of its pillars.According to provincial authorities, about 388,000 people visite…READ FULL ARTICLE
