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18-04-2007, 21:14
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WSJ Article
This article on Pattaya appears in today's Wall Street Journal:
Extreme Makeover for 'Red Light' City Thai Resort Makes Push For Wholesome Visitors, But Is Area Too Far Gone? By BRUCE STANLEY April 18, 2007; Page B6 A quote from the article: "In the past, anyone who valued their reputation would never admit to visiting there."
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18-04-2007, 21:43
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Pay Site.
Pay site, sorry.
But considering that the WSJ has articles on Thailand almost weekely, and all are bare-knuckled, one might consider a subscription. Go to wsj.com and use the trail period if you like. Typical comment from this article: Yet even Pattaya's boosters say there are limits to the image makeover. As city council chairman Tawich Chaiswangwong notes, "People don't come to Pattaya city to pray." Note that I get no vig from any action.
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