JusticeGB
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At the moment only about 300 tourists a week are being allowed into Thailand and the requirements for visiting Thailand are very strict and expensive including 2 weeks of Compulsory Quarantine the first of which you spend locked in your hotel room. Look at Ubon Joe's post for the relevant information and website with the latest details. In essence it's only worthwhile coming if you intend to stay for a long holiday and can afford the Quarantine and insurance.
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48 minutes ago, keith101 said:1 hour ago, webfact said:that when the pandemic is over and there is a vaccine the very first place that people will want to visit is Thailand.
Now we definitely know that tourists won't return for a very long time! The spokesman from this office think that a speech a day is the same as an apple a day.
The ridiculous regulations in place to come to Thailand will ensure that tourism will drop substantially for years to come. The loss of restaurants and tourism facilities in tourist resorts will take years to recover. Many people living overseas have lost their jobs or been furloughed. They just don't have the money for long haul holidays.
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Thai ministers are always too excited to announce their proposals without any due diligence
Obviously why the the "Non Ministry of the Guys who Hate Drinking" keep pushing for yet more drinking bans.
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21 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:
Looks like the contacts with the 3 have travelled themselves and the list of contacts will be growing as well. Maybe they will report nothing to see, or maybe they will use this as a way to lockdown the provinces again. Anything can happen I guess, but it can also just stay the same.
I am surprised that the rate so far has been so low and that the majority of Thais have actually been following the guidelines. If only they could do the same with motorcycle helmets! Many more deaths many days from traffic accidents than from covid19 in the past 8 months.
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A pragmatic decision. At least the people who are actually here are spending money and at the moment the hurdles for coming to Thailand are horrendous and extremely expensive. I, before retirement, used to visit Thailand 3 or 4 times a year. If I had to spend 2 weeks in an expensive quarantine prison with the first week confined to my hotel room I certainly would have chosen another country to visit for my holiday.
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"Reacting to questions on why she was not quarantined when she entered Thailand, the Disease Control Department's director-general, Dr Opas Karnkawinpong, said that the case was under probe."
Maybe it's because only dirty farangs with loads of money are being fleeced by the Thai Government and forced into expensive quarantine prison. It's assumed that all good Thai people will actually obey the quarantine regulations just as they obey (?) the wearing of motorbike helmets.
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2 hours ago, ThreeEyedRaven said:In many places boasting about gouging money is considered poor manners.
I don't think that this poor man realizes that his comments will soon be in the International Press and Media Outlets. What a great advert for Thailand "we are ripping off tourists!".
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Don't know anything about Bangkok or Chiengmai but in Pattaya it's dead. Half of the decent restaurants are closed some permanently. The bars are dead many hotels are shut. The ones that remain open have 10% occupancy during the week and 30% at the weekend. Phuket is suffering even worse than Pattaya.
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8 minutes ago, Chassa said:
Guess there are no cars with dirty exhausts in Thailand.
I mainly see dirty smoke from lorries, pickups and buses. They use the roads more often. In the UK and most developed countries taxis have a 3 monthly check up like an MOT test which would pick up dirty exhaust pipes. Motorbike drivers who take their baffles out of their exhaust pipes are also a big problem.
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Banning big lorries at peak hours makes sense because they belch out smoke waiting in traffic jams. The better solution is to test the exhaust pipes of all lorries, busses and pickups and ban them from the roads until they have been fixed. Sadly the brown envelope syndrome will undermine that solution.
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DPM Prawit orders nationwide CCTV installations
in Thailand News - Discussion
These will be very special cameras that will be able to look inside of vehicles to detect people being smuggled into Thailand. Oops I forgot I don't think such cameras exist!