Ann Carter is a journalist based in Thailand, specializing in local travel and culture. She writes for The Thaiger, covering topics such as travel guides, hotel recommendations, and local events. Ann also contributes to the ROHS THEATRE COMPANY, reporting on theater performances and artistic endeavors in the region.
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Ann Carter's coverage focuses on a wide range of local topics in Thailand, including travel, tourism, and lifestyle. She also covers evolving stories and breaking news related to politics, sports, and government announcements.
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