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TAT: Thai tourism is "seriously wounded" - 2020 needs the "5 R's"


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11 minutes ago, prakhonchai nick said:

The article seems to be a bit out of date........."But she expressed some optimism that June and July would see a rise in domestic tourism." It would appear to be August now, or is she referring to next year???

I believe they have to wait for quarterly occupancy stats ...so June stats would be part of the April, May , June block , and should be available ... but  the , July , August and September quarter is yet to finish ?

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Posted
2 hours ago, webfact said:

These were the need to Rebuild, Rebalance, Refresh, Reboot and Rebound" in the tourism sector. 

Nice words. Now you need someone to do it...

Come on, put your back into it!

Posted
1 minute ago, robbioff said:

At death’s door/on it’s last legs/mortally wounded seem more appropriate 

Well, if LOS doesn't fully reopen without 14 day quarantine and other nonsense for this high season the tourism industry and all related businesses will well and truly be dead in the water. 

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8 minutes ago, jlwilliamsjr18 said:

Why doesn't anyone realize that tourism is destructive to the environment, the culture and invites crime. 

It's becoming more apparent especially in the cities that were flooded with Chinese tours, that the way forward is not tourism. Locals are enjoyng their lives in their home cities. Tourism n the future must be severely limited, so it does not become a visible part of life at all.

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What a lot of nonsense. There is unlikely to be any further tourism well into next year so better be honest. Thailand will have to wait and see how other Asian Countries open up to Tourists and under what conditions so far non have

Posted
1 hour ago, Pravda said:

Where's gofundme link? 

It's not them that need the "gofundme"

 

Dec 2019, Thai national debt to GDP was about 36% and is predicted to rise to 46% by the end of the year.

The UK national debt has for the first time just topped 100% of GDP, well above the IMF benchmark of 77% which is seen as leading to economic slowdown.

Thailand may have caught a cold but symptoms are quite mild compared to some other countries.

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Posted
9 minutes ago, Johnnyy said:

Don’t forget, of course, that the majority of Thai’s don’t want foreign tourists coming into the country......

Who can blame them.

Posted
19 minutes ago, Johnnyy said:

Don’t forget, of course, that the majority of Thai’s don’t want foreign tourists coming into the country......

Which poll are you quoting now?

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Posted
45 minutes ago, AndresSP said:

Well, if LOS doesn't fully reopen without 14 day quarantine and other nonsense for this high season the tourism industry and all related businesses will well and truly be dead in the water. 

And with it millions of jobs and 10's of millions of lost tourist dollars

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Posted (edited)

Like what a surprise 

You keep the border closed 

While only 58 old people died most infected people just like flu has recovered 

So logically. 

I'd say you gave a different name to basically flu 

And destroyed a the economy 

You have lived with flu and other viruses 

So learn to ajast a move on 

Or tourist industry and all export businesses will be completely out 

Thailand will go back 40 years backwards 

My opinion... 

Anybody thinks otherwise think what ever you want I'm. Tierd of arguing about it 

By the way flu has vaccine 

It don't stop people from being infected or die from it... 

 

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Posted
4 hours ago, webfact said:

Rebuild, Rebalance, Refresh, Reboot and Rebound

There's another R that has been forgotten ... Replace the shambles that is supposed to be governing this country 

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