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Thai Government spokesman: No additional public days during Sept 24-27


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Government spokesman: No additional public days during Sept 24-27

 

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BANGKOK: -- The idea floated by the Tourism Authority of Thailand for the government to declare September 24-27 public holidays to promote tourism has been shot down as the issue was no discussed at the cabinet on Wednesday nor will it be discussed by the cabinet.

 

Government spokesman Maj-Gen Sansern Kaewkamnerd told reporters after the cabinet meeting that the government would not declare more public holidays during September 24-27 as speculated.

 

Then he referred to an earlier remark by Prime Minister Prayut Chan-ocha that additional public holidays must be kept at appropriate level and that they should not be meant for tourism promotion, but should take into account other aspects as well such as the economy.

 

Source: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/176565-2/

 
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Go ol' TAT....lose national productivity (I know, don't laugh) by giving everybody paid days off hoping they take some domestic trips and spend some more money.    I'm sure employers were thrilled with that brilliant suggestion (and still laughing).

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Apparently TAT's idea was to just insert extra days into that particular week, making it a virtual 10-day week, and then deducting those days at the end of the month to get the calendar back to normal... The creativity chez TAT this week alone is boundless.

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