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16 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Additionally, Cheewarattanaporn expects a boost in tourism in Bangkok's Chinatown after its spotlight in a music video by K-pop star Lisa from BLACKPINK.

 

Lisa, who has a massive global following, released a music video featuring the iconic neighborhood of Yaowarat in Bangkok. The video, titled "Rockstar," has already gained over 5 million views just three hours after its release on YouTube.

Well I watched the video, purely in the interests of research you understand! Chinatown got about 5 seconds in the opening shots so I doubt that it will get that much of a surge - interesting that the 7/11 sign was changed to a yellow star on a red background!

 

She is a very pretty girl, although personally I preferred the image flogging mobile phones outside 7/11 (oh those boots!). As a rapper - well there was no f'ing and blinding, gang signs or drive by shootings, and she doesn't appear to have a "bitch" so I didn't rate it on that score. Also I understood every word!

 

A pleasant video, easy on the eye and carried a jolly tune. Good for watching/listening with a cup of tea in the morning sunshine on my verandah.

 

I doubt it will add the millions to the tourist numbers though!

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 2  Russian Agencys report a 62% downfall in russian tourist to thailand , followed by aegypt in the 5 five month 24

 minimum in Najomtien i can confirm much much less russian holidaymakers  even until march( i say holidaymakers not expats)

#most time TATS numers are out of reality

 

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The Association of Thai Travel Agents (ATTA) predicts .................. another load of total khrapp.

Just like TAT counting border crossings with Malaysia, Cambodia and Laos as 'visitors'. 

Russian tourism will drop a lot this year because the war will be ended soon.

Sth Koreans dont view Thailand like they used to, and the countries are in dispute over Thais being blocked from entering Sth Korea.

India - fair enough - they are growing big time as world travelers. But the reality is that those Indians with money go to Dubai, Singapore, Europe etc. Those with less money come to Thailand and Vietnam - but not many come back twice - except those visiting Pattaya. 

China will continue to be the dominant source of tourists - but are they true 'quality' tourists coming now/future. Plus of course there were two places that Chinese escaped Mao - Taiwan and Thailand. There are a LOT of Chinese people entering Thailand every year for business and to visit family and friends, but TAT counts them all as 'visitors' - same as all the Malays doing the same down south.  

IMO if TAT could count all the illegals entering Thailand, they would also count them as visitors - maybe they do?

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19 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

This is due to the strong support from the government and the country's positive global image.

details please, make it simple - just name 5 then name the serious negative image as read in the news every single day from violence to accidents and all in between - from a democracy joke to blatant corruption, and of course prostitution doesn't exist in all the main tourist areas - are you ### kidding

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Blue Tree Phuket announced on June 22, 2024 that the decision to cease operations of Blue Tree Lagoon, the company's main business segment, on 1 August 2024, was made to meet changing customer demands.

 

 

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