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Tourism Austrians Set to Flock to Pattaya as Mayor Lures Euro Tourists
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Nope, I didn't say that at all, so most likely you are illiterate as well. The poster I replied to said Yahoo isn't a credible source, since it was leftie, and I pointed out it was a Bloomberg article. This is what I said. Please let me know if I have to send some images to make you comprehend.. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 1 August 2025
Austrians Set to Flock to Pattaya as Mayor Lures Euro Tourists Photo courtesy of Thomas Cook Pattaya is wooing Austrian tourists, focusing on sun, sea, and schnitzel! The city aims to expand its European fanbase with targeted attractions. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1368406-austrians-set-to-flock-to-pattaya-as-mayor-lures-euro-tourists/ -
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Tourism Austrians Set to Flock to Pattaya as Mayor Lures Euro Tourists
Photo courtesy of Thomas Cook Pattaya is wooing Austrian tourists, focusing on sun, sea, and schnitzel! The city aims to expand its European fanbase with targeted attractions. Mayor Poramet Ngampichet extended a warm welcome to Austrian Ambassador Wilhelm Maximilian Donko during a diplomatic meeting aimed at enhancing tourism connections. Their discussion focused on boosting Austrian tourism and cultural exchanges. "Pattaya is a European favourite," said Mayor Poramet. "We want Austrians to dive into our lifestyle, staying longer and exploring more." Ambassador Donko highlighted Pattaya's appeal for Austrians seeking extended vacations. With its cool proximity to Bangkok, top-notch hotels, and vibrant lifestyle, it’s becoming a potential second home for Central Europeans. Plans include joint tourism campaigns and exclusive travel packages for Austrians. The city is eager to boost its Austrian profile at global travel expos. Picture courtesy of Pattaya Mail Discussions also touched on enhancing infrastructure and services for Austrians. Future initiatives could see cultural exchanges in art, cuisine, and events, and educational programmes bringing Austrian students and professionals to Thailand. "Tourism is about connection," said Donko. "Austria values Pattaya as a partner in fostering cultural ties." Last year, 2.1 million Indian tourists visited Thailand. Now, Austria is adopting a targeted approach to ride the European interest wave. Pattaya’s tropical charm, rich culture, and tourist-ready infrastructure give it a competitive edge. For Austria, it's a chance to share its culture and build enduring travel and educational bridges. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-08-01 -
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