柬印跨境支付系统正式上线 助力印度游客在柬消费

分类旅游经济
事件时间2026-06-02 09:00
地点金边
来源柬埔寨旅游部
发布时间2026/06/18 09:00
详情描述
2026年6月2日上午9时,柬埔寨与印度正式启动跨境统一支付接口(UPI)及二维码支付系统。启动仪式在金边举行,柬埔寨旅游部部长胡哈(Huot Hak)与印度驻柬埔寨大使万拉瓦纳·巴维隆(Vanlalvawna Bawitlung)共同出席。
据柬埔寨旅游部统计,2026年第一季度(1月至3月),柬埔寨共接待印度游客约2.2万人次。随着两国在航空互联互通、简化旅行手续及旅游推广方面的合作深入,预计印度游客数量将持续增长。柬埔寨后续还将举办国际瑜伽活动,以吸引更多国际游客。
此次上线的跨境支付系统旨在简化印度游客在柬埔寨的支付流程,支持本地旅游相关行业,提升商家营业额。该举措不仅旨在推动两国经贸与人文交流,也致力于促进区域数字经济的互联互通。
📋 简要摘要 ▸
2026年第一季度柬埔寨接待印度游客约2.2万人次。6月2日,柬印正式启动跨境统一支付接口(UPI)及二维码支付系统。该举措旨在简化游客支付流程,支持本地旅游业发展,并进一步深化两国经贸与人文交流。
📋 完整原文 ▸
[来源: CP] [分类提示: NEWS]
标题: Cambodia Welcomes 22 Thousand Indian Tourists in First Quarter of 2026 Alongside New Cross-Border Digital Payment Launch
Cambodia welcomed approximately 22,000 Indian tourists during the first quarter of 2026, spanning from January to March, with expectations that this figure will continue an upward trajectory. This development was highlighted during the official launch ceremony of the cross-border Unified Payments Interface (UPI) and QR code payment system between Cambodia and India on June 2, 2026. The event was attended by HE Huot Hak, the Minister of Tourism, and HE Vanlalvawna Bawitlung, the Indian Ambassador to Cambodia.
Tourism authorities project a steady rise in Indian visitor arrivals through enhanced bilateral connectivity, simplified travel protocols, and the implementation of fresh initiatives designed to enrich the traveler experience. Among these key initiatives is the upcoming International Yoga event, which Cambodia will host to further engage international visitors. The newly introduced cross-border payment platform will allow seamless financial transactions, directly supporting local tourism businesses while driving the expansion of a connected and inclusive regional digital economy. Beyond economic benefits, officials noted that the integration tightens the bonds of friendship between the citizens of both nations.
According to a broader report released by the Ministry of Tourism, Cambodia recorded a total of nearly 13 million tourists during the firs