Cutting red tape will produce more 'green' foreign exchange and benefit both government and private companies, so Thailand is moving to deregulate and cut red tape for international film crews making movies here to 'harvest' more foreign exchange, Tourism... ...full story at Bangkok Post
from Bangkok Post on Thu, Jun 07 2007
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