CLOSED BORDERS POSE TOURISM RISK






Suvarnabhumi airport continues to remain deserted during the coronavirus outbreak. 
Photo: Somchai Poomlard


If the country does not let foreign tourists in by the end of the year, some 60% of hospitality enterprises are at risk of going out of business, according to the Tourism and Sports Ministry.


“People will be safe from the virus as borders remain closed, but wounds from the economic

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