ENTRANCE FEES TO THAILAND’S MARINE NATIONAL PARKS WAIVED

In a bid to revive tourism to the six provinces along the Andaman coastline affected by the recent tsunami, the National Park, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Department has extended opening hours and waived entrance fees to 15 of Thailand’s marine national parks....

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STATEMENT FROM THE DIVE OPERATORS CLUB OF THAILAND, PHUKET

By Paul Foley, on behalf of the Dive Operators Club Thailand – Phuket...Divers have a very close relationship with the sea. We immerse ourselves in her. We feel her maternal primal pull as we float weightless, while we watch in awe the life she supports...

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KATA & KARON BEACH BACK TO NORMAL

Please find the updated information about Kata beach and Karon beach. It is back to normal completely. Help the locals by travelling at Phuket and Andaman Coast of Thailand please...

http://www.tatnews.org/others/2401.asp

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The Recovery of Thailand's Tourism after The Tsunami.

I received this message from Dive Centres on Koh Lanta on 5th January 2005. Please read to find what to help the people who directly or indirectly dependent on the travel industry...

A United Statement from Dive Centres on Koh Lanta. (http://www.krabitourism.com/koh-lanta-diving-after-tsunami.html)

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