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Thai Coup Threatens Tourism

Tourism represents a huge slice of Thailand’s economy. It’s been hit hard by the recent turmoil.
tourists are walking through the doors of the Grand Palace. Although this is low season, there’s concern that prolonged political unrest, martial law and now coup are denting the country’s appeal. Tourism for about 20% of Thailand’s GDP. Last year, that translated into $73.8 billion and 2.5 million jobs. 21% since January, and that’s before the coup. Those who are already here have had to change their plans. General Prayuth Chan-ocha has tried to control what’s being seen and said about the coup by taking TV channels, including CNN, off air within Thailand. But scenes like these are still being beamed out around the world and a nighttime curfew is impacting both tourists and businesses. It’s the impact on tourism in the future now that people may be reluctant to come to Thailand. That’s the biggest concern, with at least 45 countries issuing travel from words of caution to warnings not to come at all.