As tourism booms, An Old 'Crisis may resurface

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TRAVEL MONITORAs tourism booms, An Old 'Crisis may resurface

13/02/2012 : As Thailand's tourism industry gets set to soar again, a regional meeting on the global AIDS pandemic organised here last week has refocused attention on a rarely discussed subject: the extent to which Thailand's nightlife and entertainment industry contributes to the global spread of HIV/AIDS.
TOURISM Chiang Mai has high hopes for UN forum

13/02/2012 : The Tourism and Sports Ministry hopes the UN World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) meeting in Chiang Mai from May 3-5 will prompt visitor arrivals in the northern province.

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