General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Tidal Wave in Southern Thailand	1-Jan-2005 At 6:41:51 PM	sarah
Message
hey to all, so im thinkin of not cancelling my trip to ton sai and actually headin over in a couple of weeks, although, many people i talk to about my trip (non climbing/ton sai types mainly parents freinds etc) say that i should not go because the thai people should be given time without travellers comming into the affected area, given time to clean up etc get back on track, i am of the opinion that they need the money from tourism to help get themselves back on track, jus wanted some opinions, will people travelling over in the area put a strain on the locals or is it going to be a positive for them. Thanks

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