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Thai Tourism Eyes Potential Surge in Chinese Tourists Despite a Slow Start to Initial Visa Exemption Program


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4 hours ago, webfact said:

Lately, Chinese tourists tend to opt for cultural tourism, their essential motivation is to learn, discover, experience, and consume the tangible and intangible cultural attractions

Garbled, confusing and quite frankly duller than an in-flight magazine produced by Air Belgium!

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4 hours ago, webfact said:

Chinese tourists tend to opt for cultural tourism, their essential motivation is to learn, discover, experience, and consume the tangible and intangible cultural attractions,

Lots of farangs come to Pattaya for the same reasons.

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Collapsing real estate investments/ripoffs, huge budget shortfalls among county and city governments and increasing unemployment or non-paid work.  There is a good chance that the Chinese economy is about to fall off the edge.  Chinese tourists swooping in to save TAT projections is highly unlikely.  

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4 hours ago, xeniv23 said:

Collapsing real estate investments/ripoffs, huge budget shortfalls among county and city governments and increasing unemployment or non-paid work.  There is a good chance that the Chinese economy is about to fall off the edge.  Chinese tourists swooping in to save TAT projections is highly unlikely.  

 

In that scenario it will help Thailand, as many Chinese will look for budget holidays. Thailand is a budget holiday for Chinese. The elite, and aspirational Chinese population yearn to go to Europe or America. 

 

The sheer volume of the Chinese population means their numbers are going to be astronomical again. 

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