Rebuilding After The Tsunami
28 December 2004 - 5:00am
Rebuilding popular resorts will take months, but analysts expect only short-term losses.
"Thailand's tourist industry is braced for a short-term drop in business along its popular Andaman coastline where Sunday's tsunami struck. The island of Phuket was among the top draws for the 10 million foreigners who visited Thailand in 2003."
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The Christian Science Monitor, October 26, 2005
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