7 FIGURE №1 The project is planned to be branded and managed by renowned global hotel operators. Besides, KPIG Ltd. has established a team of internationally experienced professionals to assist in delivering the project. ACCESSIBILITY The Morakot Island project has a wide range of accessible transport options so that everyone can get around. Roads. Currently, the city of Sihanoukville is accessible by vehicular access from Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville either via Kampot Province. From Phnom Penh, the journey takes approximately four hours. The major motorway axis linking Sihanoukville to the rest of Cambodia and beyond are listed below: • National Road 4 (NR4): Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville are connected by the National Road 4. The road has been built especially for the transport of merchandise between the capital and the port by heavy trucks and containers. • National Road 3 (NR3): connects Sihanoukville to Kampot province. The road joins the NR4 at Prey Nob district. It is paved and in a relatively good condition. • National Road 48: connects Sihanoukville and Phnom Penh with Koh Kong Province, to the southwest of Cambodia. The road joins also the Thai-Cambodian border. On June 2, 2015 the opening ceremony of Cambodia Road No. 41 built by China Road & Bridge Corporation (CRBC) with the concessional loan from the Chinese government was held in Kampong Speu Province. Cambodia National Road No. 41, located in Kampong Speu Province and Kampot Province, is 95.252 km long. The construction officially started in November, 2011 and the final inspection certificate was gained in June, 2015. As an important component of Cambodia Central Southern Road Network, Road No. 41 connects Cambodia National Road No. 4 and National Road No. 3
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