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Similan Islands Fraud: Tourists Falsely Registered as Thais Picture courtesy of Daily News Authorities have unveiled a scheme at the Similan Islands where foreign tourists were falsely recorded as Thai to exploit ticket price differences, profiting by 400%. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1355915-similan-islands-fraud-tourists-falsely-registered-as-thais/ -
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Similan Islands Fraud: Tourists Falsely Registered as Thais
Picture courtesy of Daily News Authorities have unveiled a scheme at the Similan Islands where foreign tourists were falsely recorded as Thai to exploit ticket price differences, profiting by 400%. In a surprise inspection, Yutthana Wimolmuang, head of Trang Province's Anti-Corruption Division, and his team discovered irregularities at the Similan Islands National Park. Despite only ten Thai visitors being registered via the E-ticket system, 50 foreign tourists were counted on-site, revealing a fraudulent operation of reselling tickets. This has led to the relocation of the park's chief, Lai-Gen Rittikorn Noonloy, pending further investigation. On 27 March, further inquiries exposed significant discrepancies in park revenues. Although foreign visitors increased, the E-ticket system inaccurately recorded them as Thais. This allowed the culprits to pocket the price difference, as Thai tickets are cheaper than those for foreigners. The ticket prices are as follows: Thais pay 50 baht for children and 100 baht for adults, whereas foreigners are charged 250 baht for children and 500 baht for adults. This discrepancy permits perpetrators to gain a 400% profit by registering foreign tourists as Thais. For instance, if 1,000 foreign tourists pay the Thai rate, the illegal profit could total 400,000 baht daily. The operation highlights severe exploitation of national park revenues. Authorities are urged to expedite a thorough investigation and enforce legal action. Based on a story by Daily News. -- 2025-03-27
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