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Thailand Tourism : Vision 2012 * Natural Resources and Environment Program
This article is an excerpt from the report commissioned by the Tourism Authority
of Thailand ( TAT ) as part of the output of the Tourism Master Plan for 1998-2003
.
Thailand Tourism : Vision 2012 * Natural Resources and Environment Program
This article is an excerpt from the report commissioned by the Tourism Authority
of Thailand ( TAT ) as part of the output of the Tourism Master Plan for 1998-2003
.
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28 % ( 724 million days ) Indoncala 14 % ( 37.1 million days ) Singapore tourist
expenditure will start to exceed foreign tourist ... 250,000 Million baht 200,000
Figure 4 Thailand's Share in ASEAN Tourism : 1994 and 2000 150,000 100,000
...
28 % ( 724 million days ) Indoncala 14 % ( 37.1 million days ) Singapore tourist
expenditure will start to exceed foreign tourist ... 250,000 Million baht 200,000
Figure 4 Thailand's Share in ASEAN Tourism : 1994 and 2000 150,000 100,000
...
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tourism potential , medium tourism potential and those with potential for activities
other than tourism . Apart from the current five top tourism destinations , viz . ,
Bangkok , Chon Buri ( Pattaya ) , Phuket , Chiang Mai and Songkhla ( Hat Yai ) ,
the ...
tourism potential , medium tourism potential and those with potential for activities
other than tourism . Apart from the current five top tourism destinations , viz . ,
Bangkok , Chon Buri ( Pattaya ) , Phuket , Chiang Mai and Songkhla ( Hat Yai ) ,
the ...
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Impacts and Implications of ASEAN Enlargement on Trade | 20 |
Intricate TradeOff Behind Regionalism | 30 |
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