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Ukraine invasion: crashing Russian rouble, sanctions deal blow to Thailand bid to revive tourism


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2 hours ago, Will B Good said:

Interesting perspective....democratic country invaded, innocent civilians murdered, their capital about to be destroyed.........Yes........but what about our tourist numbers.

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I can not help but wonder if EU arrivals will not be affected by the war? as Russia closed its airspace it does mean many routes have to go around, adding 2-3 hour of flying time, which means more fuel and also means higher cost in addition to oil prices already being sky high

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2 hours ago, RafPinto said:

China bubble: gone

India bubble: gone

Russian trillionaires: gone

 

now India bubble on track again.

 

Once in a while, TAT get's it right ????

what's wrong with Nigeria Bubble ?  ????

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50 minutes ago, Mickmouse1 said:

 

By the way, flight routes to bkk from Moscow are clear, only the money issue is the snag. Thailand ,can you extend them credit facilities till the sanction is lifted?

So you are saying that it is still possible for Russians to fly here and to fly home. 

Thank you, wasn't too clear on that. 

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1 minute ago, rott said:

So you are saying that it is still possible for Russians to fly here and to fly home. 

Thank you, wasn't too clear on that. 

Yes, all Russian flights are OK to fly here.   Constraint is flying over EU air space which isn't applicable.

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3 hours ago, webfact said:

a blow to the Southeast Asian nation’s tourism-revival efforts.

????  .....   so are there anymore nations or countries that TAT haven't bloated about coming in their millions ....   LOL 

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3 hours ago, Will B Good said:

Interesting perspective....democratic country invaded, innocent civilians murdered, their capital about to be destroyed.........Yes........but what about our tourist numbers.

There is no morality within the Thai government. All they are concerned with is exporting to Russia and attracting rich Russian tourists. Money is the only thing they worry about! 

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**** Thailand /TAT and everyone who is just focussing on tourist numbers in a situation like that! Thailand should be happy that their country is not important at all in the global context! If they would be important and global media would catch up about their disgusting approach of not distancing themselves from the Russian governemnt, tourists of many nations would boycott to spend their holidays in LOS.

 

Nothing more to add! 

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3 hours ago, webfact said:

Russians were the largest group of visitors to the kingdom in January...

Phuket is chock full of them...don't know how they'll pay for anything soon with currency exchanges not changing "rubbles," their Russian bank ATM/credit cards stop working, and SWIFT no longer available for money transfers. I'm hoping for some condo fire sales for needed cash.

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Oh, I'm sure if you ask nicely Putin will send you an apology for the inconvenience his war has caused Thai tourism..and the suffering Ukrainians will thinking of Thailand's desperate plight. This government cares not about its own people so why should it care about others.

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3 minutes ago, swm59nj said:

The Russian people are paying the price because of their government’s actions.  A large number  of the citizens in Russia are against the invasion . 

Cry me a river. 

 

They are ALL complicit. 

 

Sincerely 

 

MORRIS

Fluent Thai Speaker

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2 hours ago, RafPinto said:

Have a look at the oil price...

Shocking

No it is not. this is all part of the rush to green, follow the money. BTW exactly what kind of energy is used to produce electricity for EV? And what is going to happen to the expended dead batteries?

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