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Covid chaos descends again on Thailand’s foreign tourism sector amid cancellations and complaints


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4 hours ago, Guemlum said:

“Non-Thai passengers arriving from countries which refuse entry to infected people must have taken out COVID insurance, valid throughout their stay in Thailand plus seven days, before their departure for Thailand.”

 

What exactly do they mean by this? The wife and I are going to Thailand on 8th March and will return to the UK on 5th April. Does our insurance now have to be valid until the 12th April?

You are asking the wrong question. It is fairly obvious that insurance would need to be valid from 1st March, 7 days before departure forThailand.

The real question mark hangs over this part "arriving from countries which refuse entry to infected people"

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3 hours ago, geisha said:

I don’t think the airline industry bosses are going to be happy about being dictated to by a third world country that is run by idiots. 

Remind us, what did the airline industry bosses say when the UK government gave holiday makers less than 48 hours to get home before being quarantined.

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3 hours ago, edogthong said:

Congratulations Thailand! Just when you think those in charge couldn't get anymore stupid, they pull something like this.

 

So, let me get this straight. China ends its restrictions and opens its doors for outward travel and Thailand gets scared but they don't want to offend their big brother so instead of banning Chinese travellers from entering, they ban all unvaccinated international travellers instead. Even though the Chinese are all vaccinated and none of the vaccines do anything to stop transmission. The two shot requirement concerns outdated inoculations that didn't even work and weren't even tested for transmission reduction for the variant they were designed for which isn't even around anymore. They put a 6 month cap on the most effective protection which is natural Immunity but no cap on these ineffective and outdated shots. These new entry requirements get reported all over the world and immediately reap havoc on the recently revived tourism industry with thousands of travellers cancelling their bookings for flights and hotels. Airlines cancel planes, total chaos ensues. Those in charge realise their collosal mistake and attempt to backpedal to minimize damage. But once again, it's too late and enormous damage has already been done. If only those in charge would've stopped and reflected over the consequences for one minute before doing something insane like this.

The man who put this in motion is groomed to become Thailand's next Prime Minister...

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Posted
17 minutes ago, sandyf said:

Obviously the word "direct" is a deliberate omission.

You can fly with BA to Thailand via Doha or Hong Kong.

Thats is a code share with Qatar or Cathay. 

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Posted
2 hours ago, mikebell said:

Thailand.  EVERY flight from China will have 50+% of its passengers infected judging by last week's data.

Actually every country in the world js accepting covid positive people because there is no more testing, same as they accept people with influenza.

 

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2 hours ago, BritManToo said:

Force majeure means insurance won't pay. 

What is an example of a Force Majeure? Typical Force Majeure events include natural causes (fire, storms, floods), governmental or societal actions (war, invasion, civil unrest, labor strikes), infrastructure failures (transportation, energy), etc including a dipstick of a health minister ????

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This blow to the country’s tourism prospects and an already disappointing and slow-moving recovery is also coming with the decision by India to apply a RT-PCR test requirement to all visitors from Thailand including returning Indian tourists,...

 

I will definetly avoid travelling to any country that requires a PCR test. It is over sensitive, as it can show positive months after you have recovered from COVID because it still detects dead virus.

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