Thailand forced to rethink tourism amid Covid-19


By AGENCY

Bangkok is one of the most tourist-friendly cities in the world. — AP

Bangkok’s popular tourist destination, Khao San Road, is usually heaving with people on weekends, its cheap beer bars, tattoo parlours, street vendors, hostels and buzzing nightlife drawing budget travellers and tour group alike.

On a recent Saturday evening, the street in Bangkok was deserted except for a few dozen locals who wandered past boarded up shops, ignoring restaurant staff calling out meal and drink deals.

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