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Asia faces 'risk of choking skies', widespread flight delays as air traffic grows

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BANGKOK: -- Widespread flight delays could hit Asia, including Singapore, in as little as five years if countries in the region do not act now and move as one to cope with growing flight numbers, warns the head of a leading air traffic research institute.

Full story: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/760543-asia-faces-risk-of-choking-skies-widespread-flight-delays-as-air-traffic-grows/

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Phuket marine tour operators face hefty hikes in park fees
Saran Mitrarat

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More expensive from February: The Similan Islands

PHUKET: -- A hefty hike in fees for the Similan Islands National Park will become effective on February 1 next year.PHUKET: A hefty hike in fees for the Similan Islands National Park, the Surin Islands and Phang Nga Bay will become effective on February 1 next year.

Full story: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/760546-phuket-marine-tour-operators-face-hefty-hikes-in-park-fees/

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Thailand poised to launch ASEAN-NARCO Center to fight regional drug problem

BANGKOK, 15 September 2014 (NNT) – Thailand has held talks with other ASEAN member countries concerning the joint effort to eradicate narcotic drugs from the region through the establishment of the ASEAN Narcotic Cooperation (ASEAN-NARCO) Center.

Full story: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/760550-thailand-poised-to-launch-asean-narco-center-to-fight-regional-drug-problem/

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Hua Hin prepares for return of Their Majesties the King and Queen
By Digital Content

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HUA HIN, Sept 15 -- This resort town in Prachup Khiri Khan province is bustling with happiness and activity at the Municipal Office and townspeople are preparing to welcome back Their Majesties the King and Queen to Klai Kangwon Palace later today.

Full story: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/760610-hua-hin-prepares-for-return-of-their-majesties-the-king-and-queen/

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Island On Lockdown After Gruesome Murder of British Tourists

By Khaosod English

SURAT THANI — Police have closed down all piers on the island of Koh Tao as they search for the suspect behind the brutal murder of two 24-year-old British tourists on the island.

Full story: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/760553-bodies-of-foreign-tourists-found-brutally-murdered-on-koh-tao-beach/page-4?p=8389139#entry8389139

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Murder probe as bodies of two Britons found naked in Thai resort
by Apilaporn VECHAKIJ

BANGKOK, September 15, 2014 (AFP) - The naked bodies of two British tourists were found beaten to death on a Thai beach Monday, police said, sparking a murder hunt on the popular resort island of Koh Tao.

Full story: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/760553-bodies-of-foreign-tourists-found-brutally-murdered-on-koh-tao-beach/page-4?p=8389166#entry8389166

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PHUKET: Amcham discussion airs worries about declining Phuket
Alasdair Forbes

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The father of Phuket tourism, Wichit Na Ranong, explained how, decades ago, he and others had formulated a plan for the government to guide Phuket’s tourism development.

PHUKET: -- What began as a discussion, arranged by the Phuket chapter of the American Chamber of Commerce, about Phuket’s identity, and the way the island should be branded to ensure that tourist numbers continue to rise, took an abrupt turn on Friday (September 12).

Full story: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/760621-amcham-discussion-airs-worries-about-declining-phuket/

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Commerce ministry: Thai rice exports to Africa unaffected by Ebola

BANGKOK, 15 September 2014 (NNT) - The Ministry of Commerce has confirmed Thai rice exports to Africa have not been affected by the Ebola outbreak in the continent.


Permanent Secretary for Commerce Chutima Boonyaprapatsorn on Monday spoke about Thai rice exporters’ speculations that rice exports from Thailand to Africa were in trouble since cargo ships were concerned over the Ebola outbreak. Ms Chutima said the Thai National Shippers Council confirmed most of the cargo ships to Africa were operating as normal and only a few of them were delaying their voyages to some destinations with an Ebola issue.

Ms Chutima added that the ministry was closely monitoring the situation to make sure that it would not impact the overall exports of Thai rice.

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