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Yingluck Must Follow Legal Protocols for Thailand Return, Says Minister
Met her once. Nice and soft spoken. -
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Zelensky knows the game is up.
America First does NOT mean America Only. Ukraine defending against Russia is super important to the security of EUROPE and a secure EUROPE is super important to the USA. -
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Zelensky knows the game is up.
You don't want peace for Ukraine ? Zelensky thanks you. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 20 November 2024
Tourism Triumphs in Thailand: 30.5 Million Tourists Boost Economy File photo for reference only In a hopeful boost for the economy, Thailand is witnessing an impressive surge in tourism numbers amidst the ongoing global health crisis. From January to mid-November this year, over 30.5 million foreign tourists have visited, generating a whopping 1.43 trillion baht for local businesses, as reported by the Tourism and Sports Ministry on November 19th. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1344116-tourism-triumphs-in-thailand-305-million-tourists-boost-economy/ -
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Tourism Triumphs in Thailand: 30.5 Million Tourists Boost Economy
In a hopeful boost for the economy, Thailand is witnessing an impressive surge in tourism numbers amidst the ongoing global health crisis. From January to mid-November this year, over 30.5 million foreign tourists have visited, generating a whopping 1.43 trillion baht for local businesses, as reported by the Tourism and Sports Ministry on November 19th. The highest influx of tourist population is credited to China with 5.97 million visitors, followed by Malaysia (4.36 million), India (1.82 million), South Korea (1.6 million), and Russia (1.4 million). The week of November 11 to 17 alone witnessed 747,944 new arrivals, averaging over 106,850 visitors daily, marking a 1.6% rise from the prior week. The swarm of visitors, particularly from China, Japan, and South Korea, is thought to be attracted by the iconic Loy Krathong festival, held on November 15. Tourism Minister Sorawong Thienthong stated, "Arrivals from these markets rose by 4.53% compared to the previous week.” With an expected rise in long-haul visitors from Europe accompanying the high season, airlines are increasing seating capacity by 10% since July, a trend likely to continue until the end of the year. Simultaneously, eased visa regulations and improved land-entry procedures are expected to help achieve the nation's ambitious goal of drawing 36.7 million foreign tourists by year-end, inching closer to the record-hitting 40 million in 2019. Known for its stunning landscapes and cultural richness, Thailand continues to tantalise global nomads. The touristic rebound signals a bright outlook for the 'Land of Smiles', which is poised to reclaim its spot as a top global destination. File photo for reference only -- 2024-11-20 -
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Biden lifts restrictions on Ukraine using US weapons to strike deep inside Russia.
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Elon Musk Accuses Britain of ‘Full Stalin’ Over Tax Policy on Farmers
Did Stalin really introduce inheritance tax as some here believe? A bit over the top. Starmer is a social democrat, no capitals, nothing stronger. Remember President Roosevelt? So popular for his socialist ideas he was voted President four times (the founding fathers never set term limits). He created socialist reforms to help farmers and industry. The Social Security Act established Stalinist (ha-ha) old-age benefits, unemployment insurance, and welfare programs for disabled people and needy children. The Republic party pushed for the 22nd amendment. I wonder why? Can't help being sarcastic, sorry.
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