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Thai Excise Department Eyes Alcohol Tax Reduction to Boost Tourism and Consumption

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11 hours ago, Seppius said:

7/11 sells alcohol till midnight = 10 hours, I think it was pretty clear what I was talking about, as we all know they are open 24

My apologies regarding midnight v 11PM alcohol sales.  Just checked my local 7/11 and you are correct it is allowed until midnight!

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  • You could reduce it by half and I bet the vendors would not do so in kind, or by a paltry amount. Going by local wages—and even compared to ‘first world’ countries—alcohol is grossly overpriced here,

  • Tourists might like a wine with their meal but can't with the 300% tax. I doubt that is going to be reduced.

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18 hours ago, proton said:

 

It will be 5 baht off a bottle of rubbish Thai beer! they wont be reducing the high taxes on foreign imports. Don't see how they get away with it on better beer from foreign Asean countries like Laos and Cambodia

They really need to reduce the high tariffs on drinks like foreign wines and fine scotch etc, I suspect that is what many tourists miss when visiting Thailand. 

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