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Figures don't match on tourism arrivals - MoFA say 30,000+, MoPH cite just 24,000


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The difference is 600 people per day.

 

it probably comes down to different definitions of tourist, no big deal.

 

3,000 entering per day in November. How many came before Thailand Pass?

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43 minutes ago, webfact said:

with second to fifth filled by nationals from Germany,

Woww. Daily new Covid record in Germany yesterday and they are still allowed in.

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More and more organizations with malfunctioning calculators I can read. Please take the line to the right and get your free membership to the TAT club.

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Thanee also said that 147,503 tourists had registered with Thailand Pass and 92,920 had been accepted by 8 am yesterday. 

So that would be the total amount of tourists coming to Thailand until xmas then. Hard to see there will be a rush anytime soon

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9 hours ago, webfact said:

They quoted IT whizz and Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Thanee Saengrat as saying that 30,538 tourists had come to Thailand.

 

In another report after a later House of Representatives debate a Ministry of Health aide said that just 24,000 had entered the country. 


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The remaining 6,538 are still at Suvarnabhumi Airport, following Anutin, who's leading them, carrying a flag, around the airport, as he is trying to find a way to Switzerland...

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8 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

Maybe TAT is counting the returning Thais as tourists, well that's what my neighbors goldfish told me....

If the Thais fly on to Chiang Mai or Nakhon Nowhere, they will probably be added to the tally a second time.

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8 hours ago, RafPinto said:

They won't put the germans on their "red list".

Someone very important went back to Germany a few days ago.

I'm confused; is Thailand ruled from Bavaria now, or from Beijing? Hardly from Bangkok, I guess...

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1 hour ago, StayinThailand2much said:

The remaining 6,538 are still at Suvarnabhumi Airport, following Anutin, who's leading them, carrying a flag, around the airport, as he is trying to find a way to Switzerland...

All 6,538 will be issued with Spades and Shovels and be told to dig a tunnel to Switzerland pronto !

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52 minutes ago, trainman34014 said:

All 6,538 will be issued with Spades and Shovels and be told to dig a tunnel to Switzerland pronto !

LOL. Wasn't that a movie? But that was from medieval England to 20th century New Zealand. Still, the medieval part checks out...

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17 hours ago, RafPinto said:

They won't put the germans on their "red list".

Someone very important went back to Germany a few days ago.

including 250 friends and 50 poodles

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17 hours ago, Albert Zweistein said:

Figures never match in Thailand.

Thainess rhetoric and twisted newspeak are terms of contradiction, even if from the same toxic page.

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Are people coming in on OA, O and other non-tourist visas getting counted as tourists?  

And of those actual tourists arriving, how many had pre-booked on the hope that the entertainment and alcohol serving establishments would all be up and running by December?

 

It's going to be a very very dry and boring holiday for many traveling anywhere other than the very few places allowing serving of alcohol.  The only option for many will be a 7-11 bought bottle of alcohol in your hotel room or taking the risk of arrest and fines and drinking in one of the covertly operated bars/restaurants. 

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On 11/12/2021 at 4:31 AM, it is what it is said:

wouldn't read too much into this, it's nothing new for thailand or any other country, as mark twain said; "Lies, damned lies, and statistics"

The way things are done - everywhere. 

Bureaucracy protecting itself. 

Comes in many forms.

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