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Liquor Shortage Hits Hospitality Industry


Hotel Borobudur general manager Poul E. Bitsch shook his head as he recounted his humiliation when a Japanese company recently canceled its booking because the hotel had run out of liquor amid the shortage of wine and spirits the country has been experiencing for the past six months.

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