Thailand’s Pattaya pins hopes on arrival of 5,000 US sailors to boost tourism
Pattaya, Thailand, is anticipating the arrival of over 5,000 US sailors and Marines from the USS Abraham Lincoln this week. The aircraft carrier is set to dock near the resort city after more than 250 days at sea, participating in the war on Iran.

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AI-generatedPattaya, Thailand, is anticipating the arrival of over 5,000 US sailors and Marines from the USS Abraham Lincoln this week. The aircraft carrier is set to dock near the resort city after more than 250 days at sea, participating in the war on Iran. This visit offers the crew shore leave before their return home. Pattaya, known for its nightlife, has experienced a low tourist season, partly due to the economic downturn linked to the same conflict. The Lincoln's deployment was extended after its redirection to the Middle East prior to the US and Israel's attack on Iran. The city hopes the American personnel will significantly boost local tourism spending during their stay.
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5 extractedUSS Abraham Lincoln is set to dock near Pattaya this week.
Pattaya hopes arrival of 5,000 US sailors will boost tourism.
The Lincoln's deployment was extended after being redirected to the Middle East.
Pattaya has faced a grim low tourist season due to the economic downturn.
The war on Iran has kept the carrier and its crew in combat for over 250 days.