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Italian trade offers fresh Thai options

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Thailand looks set to continue as a favourite holiday destination for Italian tourists despite a 10% drop in figures for 1996. This is seen as being in line with a general trend in all European markets. The country is keen to develop tourist opportunities beyond its popular beaches, and Italian tour operators have begun to diversify their product. Malan Viaggi now offers tours combined with other countries and adventure packages including rice barge cruises whilst I Viaggi del Mappamondo has launched all-inclusive packages.

Travel Agents, Travel Agencies, Services, Description and travel, Tour operators

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Newer beach destinations are pulling in more tourists

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The Ranong province in south-west Thailand is one of several new tourist areas in the country. Others include Krabi and Phi Phi. Phuket and Ko Samui continue to lead in the beach holiday popularity stakes, followed by Pattaya in third place. The Indochina region is currently growing in popularity due to its easy access to Myanmar, Vietnam, and Laos. In 1995, Thailand was Kuoni's top selling long-haul destination.

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Phuket leads resort league

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The UK market ranks Phuket the most popular resort in Thailand. Operators which offer the destination include Kuoni, Hayes & Jarvis, Jebsens Travel, Thomson's, Cosmos, Bales Tours, Silk Cut Travel, and Magic of the Orient. The resorts in southern Thailand are often offered as part of two- or three-centre Far East tours. Other Thai destinations include Cha Am, Hua Hin, Ko Samui, Pattaya, and Chiang Mai.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Phuket, Thailand

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