The Nation October 25, 2011 5:09 am
The tourism industry is expected to be hit hard, as domestic and overseas travel demand should plummet.
On Tuesday, the Security Bureau in Hong Kong raised the outbound travel alert for Thailand from yellow to red. Residents intending to visit these areas should consider adjusting their tours heading to Bangkok from Wednesday to November 1.
Travel Industry Council executive director Joseph Tung Yao-chung said that as a result of the travel warning, about 50 tours with 1,500 members will be cancelled.
Many functions and events are also rescheduled. Toshiba (Thailand) will postpone the Dealer Grand Convention 2012 to mid-January, in line with the Board of Investment?s decision to postpone the BoI Fair from November.
The Federation of Thai Industries today announced that it would indefinitely delay the seminar "New Government and Business Direction 2012". It was originally set for Oct 27 at Miracle Grand Hotel.
ARIP Co Ltd, the organiser of Commart Comtech Thailand 2011, on Tuesday decided to reschedule the event to Nov 24-27. The event was scheduled to take place during Nov 3-6 at Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre.
"The severe flooding causes difficulties for travelling," Pathom Indarodom, general manager of ARIP, said in a statement.
The 5th Thailand Retail, Food & Hospitality Services 2011 (TRAFS) is also postponed from Oct 27-30 to Nov 24-27 at Bitec Bangna.
Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/business/Business-activities-disrupted-30168499.html
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