The stone causeway approach to Angkor Wat at midday under a clear blue sky

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Siem Reap.

The visitor economy behind Tessaic's hospitality co-ownership.

Why this city.

Siem Reap is the gateway to Angkor, which sold tickets to over one million foreign visitors in 2024 worth 47.8 million dollars (Angkor Enterprise), and the town's new international airport moved about 1.3 million passengers in its first eleven months (SAI). National hotel occupancy ran at 77.8 percent in 2024 (Ministry of Tourism).

The old quarter carries an established stock of boutique hotels run by professional operators, and roughly a quarter of the town's hotel supply remains closed since the pandemic (Knight Frank, H1 2025), which keeps acquisition conversations realistic. Hospitality here earns nightly, so we publish market occupancy and rate data with sources.

The districts.

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All figures are historical market data from the sources cited, provided for context only. Not a forecast and not a representation of return on any Tessaic co-ownership interest.

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Boutique hotel courtyard in Siem Reap at dusk with warm lanterns and a pool reflection

TESSAIC · Siem Reap

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Old Market Boutique Hotel, 34 keys

Market occupancy, Siem Reap (TTM): N/A
Market ADR / RevPAR, area: N/A
District hospitality value gains, 5-year: N/A
Fraction size from: 1/12 of registered title
Fraction price from: N/A
Operated by: N/A

District and market figures are historical data shown for context. They are not a forecast or a promise of return on any co-ownership interest.

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