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Pubs and bars to remain closed in 17 pilot areas after November 1


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21 minutes ago, Farangus said:

And when all of a sudden the bars and clubs are allowed, thousands of Thais will return to Pattaya, Phuket and Bangkok from Isan. Many of them have not yet been vaccinated. 

That’s a fair point and possibly one reason why the entertainment opening has been delayed to allow the vaccinated numbers to increase. 

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8 minutes ago, Kadilo said:

That’s a fair point and possibly one reason why the entertainment opening has been delayed to allow the vaccinated numbers to increase. 

The words "grabbing" and "straws" spring to mind.

555.

Think you will find that the entertainment workers in Isaan will not get vaccinated until they have to.

In other words, when the bars open.

 

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Posted
2 minutes ago, Kadilo said:

That’s a fair point and possibly one reason why the entertainment opening has been delayed to allow the vaccinated numbers to increase. 

Think any folk planning a return to work would be well aware of the need for vax and set to go by now.

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2 minutes ago, Olmate said:

Think any folk planning a return to work would be well aware of the need for vax and set to go by now.

Half of this forum are "ready to go" if you get my drift.

Nudge, nudge, wink, wink.

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Posted
11 minutes ago, Salerno said:

Did the sex industry curtail the rise in tourism prior to Covid? "Just askin'"

It's been in decline for years. Covid just added to the decline, slow to almost overnight

 

Posted (edited)
10 minutes ago, Olmate said:

Think any folk planning a return to work would be well aware of the need for vax and set to go by now.

How do 21 year old's or thereabouts get a vax when in Issan to prepare to travel back for work in the tourist hotspots? Especially when all the bars most restaurants and entertainment venues are still closed?

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Plenty of paperwork.

1 night in hotel and if your test result if positive, oh dear...

Raining season.

Bars closed.

Ladies of the night, working on ricefields.

 

I see already millions queuing up to come.

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Posted
2 hours ago, webfact said:

Entertainment venues, pubs, bars and karaoke shops in these areas will have to remain closed for the time being.

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France is doing the same....

 

But the Louvre, the Eiffel Tower, and pretty much everything else tourists go there for will remain closed.

 

Make your reservations now!

 

/s

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4 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

How do 21 year old's or thereabouts get a vax when in Issan to prepare to travel back for work in the tourist hotspots? Especially when all the bars most restaurants and entertainment venues are still closed?

Perhaps you could ask a friend to enquire for you.! 

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Posted
2 minutes ago, Salerno said:

Natural decline I have no issue with. I do take umbrage to those that move to an area and want to gentrify it, "spoiling" it in the process (not Thailand specific).

If improving it involves making it more pleasant for everyone eg a sewage system that works, lots of nice areas to visit to sit, relax and watch the world go past. Not having to see drunks from wherever on the streets all the time. Not being choked by exhaust fumes from traffic jams most of the time etc etc then I see no reason not to change.

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even if they all reopened they would be dead

 

+ a lot of entertainment venues have been demolished or converted into restaurants, this will be the future

 

not such a desirable place to reside anymore if you want to enjoy life

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6 minutes ago, candide said:

That's also my guess. I just booked a flight for mid-december as well as accommodation, all still at low season prices.

However, in case of problem, the flight ticket is fully modifiable and accommodation booking can be cancelled up to 11 December. ????

Good for you. 
 

Strange though as some people are adamant that no one would book on the off chance that entertainment venues may be open.

 

. Maybe their crystal ball is having another off day. ????

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Posted
2 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

The number of tourists coming to Thailand will be miniscule, for the time being !

A little is better then nothing.

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the CCSA is banning the holding of activities involving more than 500 people that could present Covid infection risks in these tourism pilot areas

And the Pattaya Music festival planned end of npvember ?

About entertainment and new rules, I'm pretty sure nothing will change before 15th november.

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5 minutes ago, overherebc said:

If improving it involves making it more pleasant for everyone eg a sewage system that works, lots of nice areas to visit to sit, relax and watch the world go past. Not having to see drunks from wherever on the streets all the time. Not being choked by exhaust fumes from traffic jams most of the time etc etc then I see no reason not to change.

Noe of which are directly related to the "sex industry" that you and others have an issue with. The people that keep bleating about Walking Street should be bull-dozed obviously didn't fly much given that for a couple of years pre-covid it was highlighted in the descent video into swampy as a main tourist attraction.

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