I stopped going there about 2 years ago, especially during "high" season. Yes, heartbreaking. It's all about the almighty baht. I have some friends that will stay there next week and I hope they come up to Chalong to see me, because I'm not going to Nai Harn, at least not until the rainy season again.
tip off = someone knew. Not necessarily someone with a grudge against foreigner; could be someone jealous or harboring a grudge against foreigner's girlfriend/wife if he was her meal ticket.
Thank you for letting me know. Anyway, I could just upload one ticket out of Thailand within 60 days and explain to the embassy that I will do a border run next time. I don't know if it would works 😕
The country does many things poorly but the one thing it does extremely well is it finds new markets when the old ones dry up. That's especially true of tourism where they move from country to country and attract visitors.
I expect the same will be true of exports also.
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