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Japanese tourism numbers in Thailand threatened by weak yen and slow Japan flight reintroduction

Japanese tourism numbers in Thailand threatened by weak yen and slow Japan flight reintroduction
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Japanese visitors unlikely to hit TAT target

Japanese visitors unlikely to hit TAT target
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The pride of Thailand

The pride of Thailand
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TAT introduces campaign to entice Japanese visitors

As currency depreciation in Japan looms large, Thai tourism operators want to capitalise on pent-up demand in the final quarter by partnering with tour agencies to fill up 45% of the available airplane seats.

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We want them back : At Lunar New Year, Thailand pines for Chinese tourists

At a cliffside restaurant on Thailand's Koh Larn, where squat teak dining tables overlook an empty white-sand bay, manager Sutthiea Saengsaswi says the last time Chinese tourists were around for the Lunar New Year celebrations her takings went up to around US$6,000 (S$8,089) a day. Now they are just US$300 a day. But this year, for the second year running,.

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