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Myanmar s Military Chief Staged a Coup But He Did Not Act Alone
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Military calls up retired minister
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YANGON, 4 August 2021: THE Union Minister for Hotels and
Tourism U Maung Maung Ohn, appointed by the military junta last February, moves
to the post of information minister, according to a report this week in
Frontier Myanmar.
He was arguably the most unpopular tourism minister of all
time, ignored or boycotted by the entire tourism and hospitality industry since
his appointment shortly after the 1 February military coup.
Photo credit: Myanmar News Agency. Farewell appearance for the minister of tourism.
The ministry’s Facebook pages, once busy with promotions and
tourism events, has featured just four posts since the military coup, mostly
Myanmar Regime Offers no Help as Kalaymyo Struggles With COVID-19 Outbreak
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Myanmar Regime Wants to Welcome Back Chinese Tourists
Myanmar Regime Wants to Welcome Back Chinese Tourists
A Chinese tourist rides in a horse-drawn carriage in Bagan in July 2019. / Zaw Zaw / The Irrawaddy
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By The Irrawaddy 13 May 2021
Myanmar’s military regime is pressing ahead with plans to promote Chinese tourism to the country, despite the political crisis caused by the junta’s Feb. 1 coup and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Military-controlled newspapers said U Maung Maung Ohn, the junta-appointed Minister for Hotels and Tourism (MOHT), made inspection tours of hotels and tourist sites in the commercial capital Yangon on Wednesday to assess their readiness for the potential arrival of Chinese tourists.