sahibji

there is no shortage of idiots world wide.a person of this kind who does not conform to the rules of the land should be blacklisted and deported from thailand. he is a hazard to the welfare of the country.

elderly foreigners should stop trying to be casanovas. they should stay at home in their own countries.

this is a worldwide phenomenon. those impacted by this corona virus outcome have to remain strong and brave the situation. this is the price humanity pays some times.

38 minutes ago, Canuck1966 said:

What a loss of face for Prayut ????????

the national image should be of greater concrn.

39 minutes ago, ezzra said:

Hopefully some of them will of the indifferent, aloof and oh' not so young anymore cabin crew... and why on earth are they always lugging these huge suitcases even on a single overnight trip i could never understand...

somebody just posted about goods being smuggled into the country by the staff. how far that is true no  one knows for sure, other than the staff involved, of course.

bars are the mainstay of tourism and it will help tourism the sooner the bars are opened.

sounds like a jigsaw with some pieces missing. police should investigate before any money transaction takes place.

55 minutes ago, Borzandy said:

Surprised?

hope it is not a scam.

identifying the "dangerous" bars is very subjective. infections can occur under any and all environment.

2 hours ago, smedly said:

Disco's and clubs yes I would agree if there is still virus about 

 

open air bars are entirely different and pose less risk than a restaurant 

virus can be anywhere - open air bars or closed up spaces.

very sad. it is a nice airline and i have used it extesively previously. hope they come out of their problems and continue to operate.

i doubt  it will be possible to start incoming international flights by end june as the covid19 situation is still not in control in overseas destinations.

possibly the only one in this world to think so. 

1 hour ago, calbts2 said:

April Fool's was last month.????

no this is for the next april

looks like a change of heart. at one stage foreigners were described as dirty people.

all these are guesses at this stage as no one can definitively say when the corona virus will be eradicated. tourism flow will depend largely on that and with no medication or vaccination in sight, it is purely guess work which is not going to help anybody.

3 hours ago, ericdiam said:

Really crazy. My building has 25m long very wide pool. Only 3 people who live here long time swim.

And if the increase the chlorine then sure zero problem as chlorine kills the virus. 

Big busy public pools can understand they remain close 

difficult to define borders.

pure greed with any concern for the national interest by violating lockdown.

9 hours ago, izod10 said:

There will be more scares,if second wave occurs,time for departure,I could not face it all again

keep fingers crossed that there will be no second wave as that would ruin world economy as well, impacting thailand along with it.

10 hours ago, Just1Voice said:

14 to 16 million.  Optimistic bunch, aren't they? lol

possibly local tourists.

that is one heavy impact on the GDP of thailand. this one factor could reduce gdp by close to 10%