How to Book Travel on Siem Reap Airways

Travel to Siem Reap via Siem Reap Airways and experience a world of ancient and modern Khmer culture in Cambodia. From the architectural wonders to the local cuisine, the Khmer influence is evident in many areas of Siem Reap. Respect the ways of the Khmer people by following their traditions at home or in the work place. Dress with dignity in the office, have patience, use proper communication methods and body language and speak only when spoken to. Follow these steps to start planning your trip.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderate

Things You’ll Need:

• Valid Visa and passport
• Computer with Internet access
• Telephone with long distance service
• Credit car

Book Air Travel on Siem Reap Airways

1. Book your tickets on Siem Reap Airways by visiting their Web site (see Resources below). You can also contact them directly by calling 011 ([phone], Ext. 64.
2. Place your ticket reservations via email at [e-mail]. Keep in mind that you'll need a valid confirmation number to ensure that your ticket has been booked.
3. Know that 3 flights run daily between the cities of Siem Reap and Phnom Penh.
4. Travel from Phnom Penh to Bangkok or Hong Kong on Siem Reap Airways. Fly out of Siem Reap to Laos on Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday and to Hong Kong from Siem Reap during the week.
5. Use the fully automated online reservation system to book flight routes, make schedule changes or check timetables for flights with Siem Reap Airways.
6. Enjoy affordable domestic tickets within Cambodia on Siem Reap Airways, but be aware that international flights can be expensive.

Fly With Siem Reap Airways

7. Join the online Flyer Bonus program free through the Siem Reap Airways Web site (see Resources below). As a member you will be a priority traveler for waiting lists and baggage check-in.
8. Check into Siem Reap Airport at least 2 hours before your plane departs on an international flight. Get to the airport 30 minutes early for domestic flights.

Tips & Warnings

• Book your tickets online to enjoy fast, convenient service and complete control over your ticket purchasing experience.
• Impress the host by saying thank you in Khmer: "or Kun."
• Remove your hat and shoes before entering a Khmer home or pagoda (called a "wat" in Khmer).
• Displays of affection are taboo in Khmer culture.
• The head is holy and the feet are lowly. Don't touch another person's head or put your feet up on the coffee table. Both gestures are insults in Cambodia.

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