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3 hours ago, CANSIAM said:
Tossing entry requirements sounds promising, regarding the timing of considering easier entry, looks like a clever attempt to kick start the 'LOW season'........
If they want to generate interest for the high season at the end of the year, it would be a good idea to drop all requirements now and not flip flop the decision. That would give them several months to try and rebuild some confidence in travelers that a vacation to Thailand doesn't present an unacceptable risk
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11 hours ago, malibukid said:
they don't give a toss about old people
Especially the ones up in Isaan
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4 hours ago, Soikhaonoiken said:
The report quotes tourisum is up 66% ... but based on what, yesterday's figures, or last weeks, last months or even last year's figures, the figures are BS,
Seems the PM doesn't want to open Thailand up,
But read today that some Thai banks are not as healthy as the Government & BoT want the world to know, with large amount of bad loans ..
Yeah...66% of nothing is still nothing. Numbers need some appropriate context to be useful
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Maybe I'm just not evolved enough to appreciate the genius behind their decisions
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11 hours ago, curtklay said:
Meanwhile, the CDC in the US has elevated Thailand to the highest risk level 4, with the advice "avoid travel to Thailand".
What the ****??
Yeah, If the CDC seriously wants Americans to "avoid travel to Thailand" , then they should just direct potential travelers to the Thai entrance requirements
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".......and replace the mandatory RT-PCR test-upon-arrival requirement with the more convenient ATK tests...."
No tests on arrival
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Drop the superfluous COVID visitor requirements now and maybe by the end of the year, you can build enough confidence by tourists to view a trip to Thailand as a holiday rather than a risk
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4 hours ago, mlkik said:
Up to you as they say in Thailand.
I have been back to Thailand sevral times for breaks of 5 months at a time and the entry requirements although a pain did not stop me enjoying my life.
I am a glass half full type and not a glass half empty negative moaner.
Applied for my Thailand pass today and will be back in Thailand at the end of April.
The risk/reward metrics would not be the same for a 5 month stay as the average tourist who has well under a month available to enjoy
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Every time I see these mask announcements, I'm reminded how, over the last year in the US, there have been millions of people sitting elbow to elbow, screaming and maskless in sports and entertainment venues every week. They also dropped the mask requirement in public schools here a month ago so I am waiting to see outcomes if any. So far, no increased reporting's.
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Taking a pre-flight test while I am still at home would count as the least of my concerns. Taking one or two as a captive traveler already halfway around the world in Thailand is where all the risk lies
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Thailand’s "tourism rebirth...." is at risk due to the actions of the Thai Govt, not Russian tourists
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8 hours ago, KhaoYai said:I wouldn't be too sure of that. Many countries have a pre-flight testing requirement and I think that's likely to be with us for quite some time.
Pre-flight when I am still at my home is different than being subjected to multiple tests when I'm on the ground in a country halfway around the planet
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12 hours ago, webfact said:However, he stated that RT-PCR testing protocols will continue to be used to restrict the number of Covid-19 cases in the country.
At least now we know while there is plenty of time for alternative plans & locations
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Looks like they hit the wall as far as willing recipients about the end of November.
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With the duties and taxes imposed, I can only imagine the cost of an electric car in Thailand
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Better that Putin gives us a list of countries he considers "friendly" and let us see who's in that hall of shame
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It might be peaking right now. Could be well into the decline by April
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10 hours ago, BangkokReady said:I wonder if the issue it the quality of the initial vaccines. Booster are only at 30%. Who knows how much actual protection there is in Thailand.
Their surge in Thailand is probably close to the peak right now. If one actually believes their data, their case and death rate is about 8x lower than the UK at their peak. Makes it look like they don't have a COVID problem at all
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The CDC did a seroprevalence survey for the period Feb 2020 -Sept 2021 and estimated that cases were undercounted by a factor of 4. The US was doing a lot more testing than Thailand during that time and it was months before the more transmissible Omicron. My guess is that Thailand easily has over 100K cases a day now.
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5 hours ago, Henk Langeweg said:
Sure it wasn't a case of end of lifetime? aka old age.
Wasn't exactly cut down in his prime was he....?
A tip of the hat though for making it to 96 ????
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Probably peak and be on the decline within two weeks
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Hope for the best....Expect the worst
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3 hours ago, tjb30i said:How will this unsupervised self administered test and reporting work? Heard this used to be in place previously.
What is stopping someone from buying the test and if they don't want to report being positive and being locked up after they take it, just have someone else take it and report those results? Seems like more of an honor system. Good luck with that!
Hard to believe that somebody testing positive on a self administered test wouldn't immediately turn themselves into the authorities for their own immediate incarceration?
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I will continue for now to hold out some hope that the decisionmakers there will have an epiphany and drop all arrival tests in time for a mid summer trip to visit wife's family. If not, we will look to 2023
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Thailand’s COVID-19 death toll exceeds 100 for three consecutive days
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Even if one assumes that COVID was the cause of death in each of the 100+ daily deaths, is 100 deaths a lot in a country of 70,000,000? In the USA, about 1% of the population dies each year...about 3.4M