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    THAI TOURISM INDUSTRY BACK TO NORMAL SOON, SAYS PM

    BANGKOK, Jan 30 (Bernama) -– Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra believes the

    tourism industry in the country will soon be back to normal, following more

    countries lifting their terrorism alerts in this capital.

    She said the ministry of foreign affairs would continue to explain the

    situation to other countries which Bangkok claimed, the problem arose from some

    misunderstanding on the matter.

    "The Thai Government is in contact with the United States so that it could lift

    its travel warning, too," she told reporters after opening a tourism seminar

    here today.

    China, Germany, France and Israel had withdrawn their travel advisories while

    18 other countries, including the United States, Sweden and United

    Kingdom, still retained theirs.

    The countries issued such travel advisories in stages since middle of this

    month, following possible terrorist attack against tourist areas in this capital

    in the near future.

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