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	According to TAT Deputy Director, Vilaivarn Thawitsri, the agency has allocated over 200 million baht for its plan to hold street concerts in Bangkok. The concerts will take place on three main roads of the city: Silom, Asoke, and Ratchaprasong.</div>
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TAT to hold street concerts at Silom, Asoke, Ratchaprasong

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TAT to hold street concerts at Silom, Asoke, Ratchaprasong

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) will hold a grand street concert with an aim to boost tourism and Thailand's image in the international community in August.

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