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Phuket: "State sponsored extortion" forces prices for tourists up, claims top businessman


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I guess 11% on top of the 20-30% shift in the ROE makes for quite a hike for a return visitor with little or no added value

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23 minutes ago, trainman34014 said:

Happening all over the country, Thailand is pricing itself out in almost every respect !

Nothin changed in pattaya and chiang mai. Still dirt cheap

 

samui and Phuket in a different league 

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5 hours ago, RotBenz8888 said:

With less tourists the prices have to increase. Its logic!

haha That is the problem.  Stupid people with stupid logic like you.  Would be better to decrease the prices so more tourists come.  More tourists mean more money.  Increasing the prices only makes tourists go to other places that are cheaper like Cambodia and Vietnam.  You my friend are a fool.

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Wasnt he facing a number of charges when the military came in ? And what ever happened to the Mayor of Karon who definitely was charged around the same time ?

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5 hours ago, PatOngo said:

Have patience my friends, you will get your wish when the sun rises from the west!......useless as an ashtray on a motocy!

I'd be more worried if the sun rose from the east.. 

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5 hours ago, RotBenz8888 said:

With less tourists the prices have to increase. Its logic!

It has been one of the things I noted about Thailand as a generality. Another is that used cars and houses will sit but not be lowered in price. At least with the houses a bank would have to show a loss on a property repossessed by the bank and that would be a loss of face so we just keep it on the books.

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