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Tourism Thailand Rethinks Tourism Strategy After 34% Plunge in Chinese Arrivals
What stopped me the last few years was the airfair. The EVA premium economy seats that used to cost me 1500 are now 2400 with seat choice. I am coming later this year for sure as I am semi retired and am glad to no longer see those mass chinese hordes. Man that was weird back in 2018 and 19. Hotel prices are OK. The exchange rate of course as others have written is bad compared to 44 to1 USD back in 2004. For a while it went up near 37 which was ok but now down at 33 or less, that hurts real buying power. Hotel prices are OK although many original middle class basic but nice hotels no longer exist. Eastiny Place for example. -
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Foreigners Flaunting Wealth in Thailand: How Is It Viewed?
Most wealthy people buy citizenship, what's Thailand offer a million baht visa 😁 I think you are confused what wealth is -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 8 July 2025
Thai Govt Cracks Down on Nominee Practices in Tourism Sector Deputy Government Spokesman Anukul Pruksanusak. Picture courtesy of NBT The Thai government has issued a stern warning against acting as nominees for foreign investors in tourism and related sectors, threatening severe legal penalties for violators. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1366029-thai-govt-cracks-down-on-nominee-practices-in-tourism-sector/ -
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Report Thai Govt Cracks Down on Nominee Practices in Tourism Sector
Deputy Government Spokesman Anukul Pruksanusak. Picture courtesy of NBT The Thai government has issued a stern warning against acting as nominees for foreign investors in tourism and related sectors, threatening severe legal penalties for violators. Penalties include imprisonment, hefty fines ranging from 100,000 to 1,000,000 baht, asset seizure, and business licence revocation. The warning comes amid concerns of nationals being used as fronts by foreigners, violating the Foreign Business Act of 1999, which restricts foreign ownership in certain sectors. Deputy Government Spokesman Anukul Pruksanusak highlighted that nominee arrangements are common in tourism-heavy provinces like Phuket, Chon Buri, Bangkok, and Chiang Mai. The businesses involved include restaurants, hotels, resorts, real estate, and logistic services. “These operations bypass legal restrictions using Thai nationals as nominal shareholders, creating unfair competition and risking Thailand's reputation as a hub for money laundering,” Mr Anukul stated. In a recent ruling, the Criminal Court convicted 23 parties in Phuket for nominee activities, imposing fines of 200,000 baht each, a two-year suspended jail term, and a one-year probation. The court also ordered company dissolutions for those involved. Authorities emphasised that assets linked to nominee arrangements risk confiscation, and businesses may lose their licences, rendering them unable to operate in the country. The government remains vigilant in enforcing these laws, determined to safeguard Thailand's business integrity. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Bangkok Post 2025-07-08 -
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Donald tacos again
What on earth would give you that idea?just because I feel trump is a traitor to the oath of office and the constitution doesn’t mean I burned my flag I displayed it from my home as per my usual custom.I did spend time in sober reflection of what trump has wrought in the name of my country and his disregard of the law.I certainly did that as any American should. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 8 July 2025
Pattaya Bolt Driver Threatened by Gun-Wielding Man Pictures courtesy of SiamChon A late-night ride-hailing job took a terrifying turn for a 31-year-old Bolt driver in Pattaya, after a woman being pursued by an armed man leapt into his vehicle in a panic. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1366028-pattaya-bolt-driver-threatened-by-gun-wielding-man/
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