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Thailand should remove all travel restrictions as soon as possible to help the country's tourism industry recover so that they can compete with other fully open countries, Minor International founder and chairman William Heinecke said on Monday.

The Covid-19 pandemic has posed one of the toughest challenges, taking not just people’s lives but also bankrupting businesses.

Minor International, a leader in international hospitality, food and lifestyle, said it will reopen its 535 hotels worldwide in line with the “new normal” by improving sanitation and hygiene measures to curb the transmission of Covid-19.

Hospitality group Minor International (Mint) has won approval from bondholders to waive financial covenant testing for the next three quarters amid the virus crisis.

Minor International Public Co Ltd (MINT), a big player in the hospitality, restaurant and lifestyle industries, announced on Tuesday (May 19) that it was launching a comprehensive funding strategy to strengthen its capital base. 

Thai hotel chain owner Minor International pleaded with Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha and Bangkok Governor Pol General Aswin Kwanmuang in a letter to curb public movement and activities amid the rising number of new Covid-19 infections, warning the country is at the "tipping point".

Minor International (“MINT”) announced on Thursday that it has entered into agreements to sell three of its hotel properties in Lisbon, Portugal.

MINOR International (MINT) is expecting a two-day wait after submitting a letter requesting reconsideration from the Airports of Thailand (AOT) regarding their disqualification from the bid to manage the commercial activities in Suvarnabhumi Airport.

Minor International (MINT) is awaiting a response from the Airports of Thailand (AOT)’s response to its letter requesting the AOT to reconsider its disqualification from the bidding for the management and operation of commercial activities within the passenger terminal at Suvarnabhumi Airport.

Minor International (MINT) on Tuesday announced a core net profit (excluding non-recurring items) of Bt2.13 billion for the final quarter of last year, a 32-per-cent increase from the Bt1.61 billion achieved in the same period in 2017.

Minor International (“MINT”) announced a 10 per cent increase in 3Q18 net profit from existing operations (excluding revenues and expenses related to NH Hotel Group) to Bt1.26 billion from Bt1.14 billion net profit in 3Q17, which was attributable to the exceptional performance of Minor Hotels.

Minor International has entered into a joint venture agreement with Vietnam Investments Group (VI) to operate as the master franchisee of The Coffee Club brand in Vietnam.