Thailand's Tourism Can No Longer Carry Economy, Says Ex-TAT Chief
A former chief of the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has warned that the country's tourism sector can no longer single-handedly carry the economy, emphasizing the urgent need for economic diversification.
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