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Tourism: Indians "last hope" for Pattaya as Thai media reports massive high season decline


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7 hours ago, joebrown said:

A few years ago I was in a very busy 7/11 on Pattaya Nua , just along from the Town Hall. A group of about 6 Indian males were directly in front of me in the queue. They asked a cashier to bring down 2 boxed bottles of spirits from the top shelf. They told the cashier to open the boxes and show them the bottles, which they all examined closely. They then proceeded to haggle over the price of one of them. I couldn't believe what I was witnessing. Thankfully the cashier told them the label price several times, and they then walked out without buying anything.

Indian tourists spending 10,000bt a day! What a crock of s##t.

 "and they then walked out without buying anything."  That's because they forgot to bring their straws.

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11 minutes ago, Dice Man said:

And me so I agree with you and married one

Just to be precise, do you have meet your wife before to move to her small village

or do you have decided for some reasons go alone to live in a random small village in Issan

and then you have meet here your future wife?

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Just now, kingofthemountain said:

True

but no way for the farang to do the butterfly

if he doesn't want his dick go feed the ducks

Totally correct ;
but at my age, 71, I have other hobbies than room sports;
  MTBike  almost every morning, between 40 and 60 km sometimes more and also a lot of pictures of places that I cross ..
But we are moving away from the Indian saviors of Pattaya  :cheesy:

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2 minutes ago, kingofthemountain said:

Just to be precise, do you have meet your wife before to move to her small village

or do you have decided for some reasons go alone to live in a random small village in Issan

and then you have meet here your future wife?

I'm not Dice Man ;

as far as I am concerned, I met my wife 3 km from her village in Issan;
we have been married for 13 years and everything is going very well, m'am la marquise ..:jap:

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2 minutes ago, kingofthemountain said:

i am very happy for you

just out of curiousity what was you doing in the middle of nowhere?

 

Sounds good being in the middle of nowhere better than the  Cesspit  hole of Pattaya

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5 minutes ago, kingofthemountain said:

i am very happy for you

just out of curiousity what was you doing in the middle of nowhere?

 

I love to discover and visit the middle of nowhere ;

I love to cycle long distances on red roads , not knowing where I'll arrive ;

I did so many journeys like that in all the provinces in the north of Thailand ;

As I did other beautiful journeys on my MTBike in Vietnam, always alone , during years  1990 to 1996 ...

 

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7 hours ago, JonnyF said:

I see resentment quickly building up on both sides (Thais aren't huge fans of Indians to start with). I certainly don't believe this is a long term solution for the problems that Thai tourism has created for itself.

In Pattaya, it's been building up for years. Can't see it getting a lot worse. Thais hate Indians and Indians regard and treat Thais like something that sticks to the bottom of their shoes when they take the dog for a walk. That's rich coming from an Indian.

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5 minutes ago, Knocker33 said:

Probably tourists are scared by the threat of being jumped upon by the immigration gestapo for a couple of days overstay

A strange logic there.  The majority of tourists obviously have no intention of overstay and are therefore not scared in the slightest.  

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36 minutes ago, Assurancetourix said:

I love to discover and visit the middle of nowhere ;

I love to cycle long distances on red roads , not knowing where I'll arrive ;

I did so many journeys like that in all the provinces in the north of Thailand ;

As I did other beautiful journeys on my MTBike in Vietnam, always alone , during years  1990 to 1996 ...

 

May I ask, what made you choose to leave Vietnam for Thailand? (I suspect a long detailed answer would be interesting to all reading here, given present circumstances). Thanks.... Roadrunner looks forward to an interesting reply.

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