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	The country of about 6 million people has modernised its legislation governing foreign investors. It now allows them to control a 100percent stake in threetofivestar hotels, and a 70percent stake in travel companies. Laos also offers tax incentives, said ATTA president Sisdivachr Cheewarattanaporn.</div>
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