As an exclusive agent of Doppelmayr in Cambodia since 2023, Confluences has supported them in exploring cable transport and ropeway solutions to boost the Kingdom’s infrastructure and tourism. Kampot's tourist spot, Bokor Mountain, is among our key opportunities. Together with Sokimex Investment Group, Confluences and Doppelmayr are progressing a study of potential large-scale ropeway systems to improve accessibility and the mountain tourism experience.
As part of this ongoing collaboration, from June 23 – 25, 2026, Confluences has visited Doppelmayr’s headquarters and production facilities in Wolfurt, Austria. The mission included meetings with the Group’s top management, including Alexander KLIMMER, Executive Director Sales, as well as visits to several Austrian mountain destinations using Doppelmayr ropeway systems.
From Fiss and Serfaus to Sölden and Innsbruck, the visit offered a concrete view of how Austria has successfully developed mountain tourism around both natural assets and carefully designed infrastructure. These destinations show that ropeway systems are not only a means of transport. They can become the backbone of a wider tourism ecosystem.
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Around the ropeways, mountain destinations can develop a wide range of activities. Some are naturally linked to the mountain environment, such as hiking, climbing, trail running, road biking, mountain biking, nature walks, and viewpoints.
Others require dedicated development and investment but can significantly increase the attractiveness of a destination for families and leisure visitors: zipline, sky fly, swing coaster, alpine coaster, toboggan, luge, mountain carts, adventure playgrounds, observation platforms, water park areas, themed restaurants, hotels and carefully designed visitor journeys.
Some of these activities are relatively simple in concept. But when they are well designed, well operated and properly integrated into the landscape, they can become strong drivers of visitor experience and repeat visits.
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This is also where the broader Doppelmayr ecosystem brings important value. Through INPUT, part of the Doppelmayr Group and specialized in holistic tourism and experience concepts, the discussion goes beyond the construction of a cable car. It is about imagining how a destination can become stronger, more attractive, and better connected for local and international visitors.
For Cambodia, and for Bokor in particular, this approach is highly relevant.
With its scale, history, strong existing visitor base, and wide range of possible developments, Bokor is very likely the site in Cambodia where a large-scale cable car system makes the most sense for our first project.
The objective is not only to improve transportation.
It is also to understand how ropeway systems can help structure a full destination experience, connecting natural assets, heritage sites, hospitality, leisure, outdoor activities, and family entertainment.
“Bokor has the space and potential to become a more complete mountain and outdoor entertainment destination. A cable car or ropeway system could help structure this development, improve access, create new visitor experiences and support a stronger tourism offer."— Soreasmey KE BIN, CEO of Confluences.
At Confluences, we are proud to continue supporting Doppelmayr in Cambodia and to contribute, together with our partners, to projects that can become game changers for the country’s tourism and infrastructure development.
For more information about this project or market access support, please contact our Market Access Manager, Dara N. VAN at dara.n.van@confluences.asia.
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About Doppelmayr Group
Doppelmayr Group, headquartered in Austria, is a global leader in ropeway systems for passenger and material transport, as well as high-tech intralogistics solutions. With more than 130 years of history and a century of experience in planning, developing, designing, producing, and constructing ropeway systems, Doppelmayr’s reliable technology has made ropeways a trusted, high-performance mode of transport in ski and recreation areas, as well as in cities worldwide. Today, the Group operates sales and service centers in over 50 countries and has installed more than 15,000 ropeway systems across 96 nations.
Learn more: www.doppelmayr.com
About INPUT
INPUT, a wholly owned subsidiary of Doppelmayr, specializes in the development and implementation of integrated experiential concepts for attractions such as in mountain resorts, regions and valleys as well as near the sea or in urban areas. The focus is always on authenticity and the interplay between the concept and nature along with technology, architecture, and design.
Learn more: www.input-projekt.com
As an exclusive agent of Doppelmayr in Cambodia since 2023, Confluences has supported them in exploring cable transport and ropeway solutions to boost the Kingdom’s infrastructure and tourism. Kampot's tourist spot, Bokor Mountain, is among our key opportunities. Together with Sokimex Investment Group, Confluences and Doppelmayr are progressing a study of potential large-scale ropeway systems to improve accessibility and the mountain tourism experience.
As part of this ongoing collaboration, from June 23 – 25, 2026, Confluences has visited Doppelmayr’s headquarters and production facilities in Wolfurt, Austria. The mission included meetings with the Group’s top management, including Alexander KLIMMER, Executive Director Sales, as well as visits to several Austrian mountain destinations using Doppelmayr ropeway systems.
From Fiss and Serfaus to Sölden and Innsbruck, the visit offered a concrete view of how Austria has successfully developed mountain tourism around both natural assets and carefully designed infrastructure. These destinations show that ropeway systems are not only a means of transport. They can become the backbone of a wider tourism ecosystem.
Around the ropeways, mountain destinations can develop a wide range of activities. Some are naturally linked to the mountain environment, such as hiking, climbing, trail running, road biking, mountain biking, nature walks, and viewpoints.
Others require dedicated development and investment but can significantly increase the attractiveness of a destination for families and leisure visitors: zipline, sky fly, swing coaster, alpine coaster, toboggan, luge, mountain carts, adventure playgrounds, observation platforms, water park areas, themed restaurants, hotels and carefully designed visitor journeys.
Some of these activities are relatively simple in concept. But when they are well designed, well operated and properly integrated into the landscape, they can become strong drivers of visitor experience and repeat visits.
This is also where the broader Doppelmayr ecosystem brings important value. Through INPUT, part of the Doppelmayr Group and specialized in holistic tourism and experience concepts, the discussion goes beyond the construction of a cable car. It is about imagining how a destination can become stronger, more attractive, and better connected for local and international visitors.
For Cambodia, and for Bokor in particular, this approach is highly relevant.
With its scale, history, strong existing visitor base, and wide range of possible developments, Bokor is very likely the site in Cambodia where a large-scale cable car system makes the most sense for our first project.
The objective is not only to improve transportation.
It is also to understand how ropeway systems can help structure a full destination experience, connecting natural assets, heritage sites, hospitality, leisure, outdoor activities, and family entertainment.
“Bokor has the space and potential to become a more complete mountain and outdoor entertainment destination. A cable car or ropeway system could help structure this development, improve access, create new visitor experiences and support a stronger tourism offer."— Soreasmey KE BIN, CEO of Confluences.
At Confluences, we are proud to continue supporting Doppelmayr in Cambodia and to contribute, together with our partners, to projects that can become game changers for the country’s tourism and infrastructure development.
For more information about this project or market access support, please contact our Market Access Manager, Dara N. VAN at dara.n.van@confluences.asia.
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About Doppelmayr Group
Doppelmayr Group, headquartered in Austria, is a global leader in ropeway systems for passenger and material transport, as well as high-tech intralogistics solutions. With more than 130 years of history and a century of experience in planning, developing, designing, producing, and constructing ropeway systems, Doppelmayr’s reliable technology has made ropeways a trusted, high-performance mode of transport in ski and recreation areas, as well as in cities worldwide. Today, the Group operates sales and service centers in over 50 countries and has installed more than 15,000 ropeway systems across 96 nations.
Learn more: www.doppelmayr.com
About INPUT
INPUT, a wholly owned subsidiary of Doppelmayr, specializes in the development and implementation of integrated experiential concepts for attractions such as in mountain resorts, regions and valleys as well as near the sea or in urban areas. The focus is always on authenticity and the interplay between the concept and nature along with technology, architecture, and design.
Learn more: www.input-projekt.com
As an exclusive agent of Doppelmayr in Cambodia since 2023, Confluences has supported them in exploring cable transport and ropeway solutions to boost the Kingdom’s infrastructure and tourism. Kampot's tourist spot, Bokor Mountain, is among our key opportunities. Together with Sokimex Investment Group, Confluences and Doppelmayr are progressing a study of potential large-scale ropeway systems to improve accessibility and the mountain tourism experience.
As part of this ongoing collaboration, from June 23 – 25, 2026, Confluences has visited Doppelmayr’s headquarters and production facilities in Wolfurt, Austria. The mission included meetings with the Group’s top management, including Alexander KLIMMER, Executive Director Sales, as well as visits to several Austrian mountain destinations using Doppelmayr ropeway systems.
From Fiss and Serfaus to Sölden and Innsbruck, the visit offered a concrete view of how Austria has successfully developed mountain tourism around both natural assets and carefully designed infrastructure. These destinations show that ropeway systems are not only a means of transport. They can become the backbone of a wider tourism ecosystem.
Around the ropeways, mountain destinations can develop a wide range of activities. Some are naturally linked to the mountain environment, such as hiking, climbing, trail running, road biking, mountain biking, nature walks, and viewpoints.
Others require dedicated development and investment but can significantly increase the attractiveness of a destination for families and leisure visitors: zipline, sky fly, swing coaster, alpine coaster, toboggan, luge, mountain carts, adventure playgrounds, observation platforms, water park areas, themed restaurants, hotels and carefully designed visitor journeys.
Some of these activities are relatively simple in concept. But when they are well designed, well operated and properly integrated into the landscape, they can become strong drivers of visitor experience and repeat visits.
This is also where the broader Doppelmayr ecosystem brings important value. Through INPUT, part of the Doppelmayr Group and specialized in holistic tourism and experience concepts, the discussion goes beyond the construction of a cable car. It is about imagining how a destination can become stronger, more attractive, and better connected for local and international visitors.
For Cambodia, and for Bokor in particular, this approach is highly relevant.
With its scale, history, strong existing visitor base, and wide range of possible developments, Bokor is very likely the site in Cambodia where a large-scale cable car system makes the most sense for our first project.
The objective is not only to improve transportation.
It is also to understand how ropeway systems can help structure a full destination experience, connecting natural assets, heritage sites, hospitality, leisure, outdoor activities, and family entertainment.
“Bokor has the space and potential to become a more complete mountain and outdoor entertainment destination. A cable car or ropeway system could help structure this development, improve access, create new visitor experiences and support a stronger tourism offer."— Soreasmey KE BIN, CEO of Confluences.
At Confluences, we are proud to continue supporting Doppelmayr in Cambodia and to contribute, together with our partners, to projects that can become game changers for the country’s tourism and infrastructure development.
For more information about this project or market access support, please contact our Market Access Manager, Dara N. VAN at dara.n.van@confluences.asia.
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About Doppelmayr Group
Doppelmayr Group, headquartered in Austria, is a global leader in ropeway systems for passenger and material transport, as well as high-tech intralogistics solutions. With more than 130 years of history and a century of experience in planning, developing, designing, producing, and constructing ropeway systems, Doppelmayr’s reliable technology has made ropeways a trusted, high-performance mode of transport in ski and recreation areas, as well as in cities worldwide. Today, the Group operates sales and service centers in over 50 countries and has installed more than 15,000 ropeway systems across 96 nations.
Learn more: www.doppelmayr.com
About INPUT
INPUT, a wholly owned subsidiary of Doppelmayr, specializes in the development and implementation of integrated experiential concepts for attractions such as in mountain resorts, regions and valleys as well as near the sea or in urban areas. The focus is always on authenticity and the interplay between the concept and nature along with technology, architecture, and design.
Learn more: www.input-projekt.com
As an exclusive agent of Doppelmayr in Cambodia since 2023, Confluences has supported them in exploring cable transport and ropeway solutions to boost the Kingdom’s infrastructure and tourism. Kampot's tourist spot, Bokor Mountain, is among our key opportunities. Together with Sokimex Investment Group, Confluences and Doppelmayr are progressing a study of potential large-scale ropeway systems to improve accessibility and the mountain tourism experience.
As part of this ongoing collaboration, from June 23 – 25, 2026, Confluences has visited Doppelmayr’s headquarters and production facilities in Wolfurt, Austria. The mission included meetings with the Group’s top management, including Alexander KLIMMER, Executive Director Sales, as well as visits to several Austrian mountain destinations using Doppelmayr ropeway systems.
From Fiss and Serfaus to Sölden and Innsbruck, the visit offered a concrete view of how Austria has successfully developed mountain tourism around both natural assets and carefully designed infrastructure. These destinations show that ropeway systems are not only a means of transport. They can become the backbone of a wider tourism ecosystem.
Around the ropeways, mountain destinations can develop a wide range of activities. Some are naturally linked to the mountain environment, such as hiking, climbing, trail running, road biking, mountain biking, nature walks, and viewpoints.
Others require dedicated development and investment but can significantly increase the attractiveness of a destination for families and leisure visitors: zipline, sky fly, swing coaster, alpine coaster, toboggan, luge, mountain carts, adventure playgrounds, observation platforms, water park areas, themed restaurants, hotels and carefully designed visitor journeys.
Some of these activities are relatively simple in concept. But when they are well designed, well operated and properly integrated into the landscape, they can become strong drivers of visitor experience and repeat visits.
This is also where the broader Doppelmayr ecosystem brings important value. Through INPUT, part of the Doppelmayr Group and specialized in holistic tourism and experience concepts, the discussion goes beyond the construction of a cable car. It is about imagining how a destination can become stronger, more attractive, and better connected for local and international visitors.
For Cambodia, and for Bokor in particular, this approach is highly relevant.
With its scale, history, strong existing visitor base, and wide range of possible developments, Bokor is very likely the site in Cambodia where a large-scale cable car system makes the most sense for our first project.
The objective is not only to improve transportation.
It is also to understand how ropeway systems can help structure a full destination experience, connecting natural assets, heritage sites, hospitality, leisure, outdoor activities, and family entertainment.
“Bokor has the space and potential to become a more complete mountain and outdoor entertainment destination. A cable car or ropeway system could help structure this development, improve access, create new visitor experiences and support a stronger tourism offer."— Soreasmey KE BIN, CEO of Confluences.
At Confluences, we are proud to continue supporting Doppelmayr in Cambodia and to contribute, together with our partners, to projects that can become game changers for the country’s tourism and infrastructure development.
For more information about this project or market access support, please contact our Market Access Manager, Dara N. VAN at dara.n.van@confluences.asia.
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About Doppelmayr Group
Doppelmayr Group, headquartered in Austria, is a global leader in ropeway systems for passenger and material transport, as well as high-tech intralogistics solutions. With more than 130 years of history and a century of experience in planning, developing, designing, producing, and constructing ropeway systems, Doppelmayr’s reliable technology has made ropeways a trusted, high-performance mode of transport in ski and recreation areas, as well as in cities worldwide. Today, the Group operates sales and service centers in over 50 countries and has installed more than 15,000 ropeway systems across 96 nations.
Learn more: www.doppelmayr.com
About INPUT
INPUT, a wholly owned subsidiary of Doppelmayr, specializes in the development and implementation of integrated experiential concepts for attractions such as in mountain resorts, regions and valleys as well as near the sea or in urban areas. The focus is always on authenticity and the interplay between the concept and nature along with technology, architecture, and design.
Learn more: www.input-projekt.com
As an exclusive agent of Doppelmayr in Cambodia since 2023, Confluences has supported them in exploring cable transport and ropeway solutions to boost the Kingdom’s infrastructure and tourism. Kampot's tourist spot, Bokor Mountain, is among our key opportunities. Together with Sokimex Investment Group, Confluences and Doppelmayr are progressing a study of potential large-scale ropeway systems to improve accessibility and the mountain tourism experience.
As part of this ongoing collaboration, from June 23 – 25, 2026, Confluences has visited Doppelmayr’s headquarters and production facilities in Wolfurt, Austria. The mission included meetings with the Group’s top management, including Alexander KLIMMER, Executive Director Sales, as well as visits to several Austrian mountain destinations using Doppelmayr ropeway systems.
From Fiss and Serfaus to Sölden and Innsbruck, the visit offered a concrete view of how Austria has successfully developed mountain tourism around both natural assets and carefully designed infrastructure. These destinations show that ropeway systems are not only a means of transport. They can become the backbone of a wider tourism ecosystem.
Around the ropeways, mountain destinations can develop a wide range of activities. Some are naturally linked to the mountain environment, such as hiking, climbing, trail running, road biking, mountain biking, nature walks, and viewpoints.
Others require dedicated development and investment but can significantly increase the attractiveness of a destination for families and leisure visitors: zipline, sky fly, swing coaster, alpine coaster, toboggan, luge, mountain carts, adventure playgrounds, observation platforms, water park areas, themed restaurants, hotels and carefully designed visitor journeys.
Some of these activities are relatively simple in concept. But when they are well designed, well operated and properly integrated into the landscape, they can become strong drivers of visitor experience and repeat visits.
This is also where the broader Doppelmayr ecosystem brings important value. Through INPUT, part of the Doppelmayr Group and specialized in holistic tourism and experience concepts, the discussion goes beyond the construction of a cable car. It is about imagining how a destination can become stronger, more attractive, and better connected for local and international visitors.
For Cambodia, and for Bokor in particular, this approach is highly relevant.
With its scale, history, strong existing visitor base, and wide range of possible developments, Bokor is very likely the site in Cambodia where a large-scale cable car system makes the most sense for our first project.
The objective is not only to improve transportation.
It is also to understand how ropeway systems can help structure a full destination experience, connecting natural assets, heritage sites, hospitality, leisure, outdoor activities, and family entertainment.
“Bokor has the space and potential to become a more complete mountain and outdoor entertainment destination. A cable car or ropeway system could help structure this development, improve access, create new visitor experiences and support a stronger tourism offer."— Soreasmey KE BIN, CEO of Confluences.
At Confluences, we are proud to continue supporting Doppelmayr in Cambodia and to contribute, together with our partners, to projects that can become game changers for the country’s tourism and infrastructure development.
For more information about this project or market access support, please contact our Market Access Manager, Dara N. VAN at dara.n.van@confluences.asia.
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About Doppelmayr Group
Doppelmayr Group, headquartered in Austria, is a global leader in ropeway systems for passenger and material transport, as well as high-tech intralogistics solutions. With more than 130 years of history and a century of experience in planning, developing, designing, producing, and constructing ropeway systems, Doppelmayr’s reliable technology has made ropeways a trusted, high-performance mode of transport in ski and recreation areas, as well as in cities worldwide. Today, the Group operates sales and service centers in over 50 countries and has installed more than 15,000 ropeway systems across 96 nations.
Learn more: www.doppelmayr.com
About INPUT
INPUT, a wholly owned subsidiary of Doppelmayr, specializes in the development and implementation of integrated experiential concepts for attractions such as in mountain resorts, regions and valleys as well as near the sea or in urban areas. The focus is always on authenticity and the interplay between the concept and nature along with technology, architecture, and design.
Learn more: www.input-projekt.com
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