Trat Tourism Operators Concerned Over Jet Ski Impact on Island Image
Tourism operators in Thailand's eastern province of Trat are concerned that the increasing number of jet skis could damage the island's image. They fear it will detract from the appeal of the "small, beautiful sea town" that emphasizes nature and tranquility, and are calling for measures.
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