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Could cannabis rescue Thailand's ailing tourism industry?

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Bangkok's RG420 cannabis cafe Source: Reuters / Reuters

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Since Thailand decriminalised cannabis in June, enterprising operators in Bangkok are working their way round the rules to offer tourists something different.

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