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Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs reminds Thais to welcome tourists

BANGKOK, 27 September 2014 (NNT) –The Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs has repeated the need for Thais to be good hosts and welcome tourists to Thailand which is one of the world's favorite holiday destinations, with warmth and an assurance of their safety.

Since the deaths of two British tourists, found murdered on a beach on Koh Tao, Surat Thani Province, Thais in every sector and throughout society are being asked to look after tourist’s security in order to restore confidence and enjoyment to the many tourists arriving for the peak season.

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When will thailand authorities move jet ski scammers from the beaches .

The General has quite well but nothing has been done about the people who have scammed and extorted thousands of tourists over the years.

Why are they being allowed to continue ?

Maybe a more powerful general? Who takes the brown envelope

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The Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs has repeated the need for Thais to be good hosts and welcome tourists to Thailand which is one of the world's favorite holiday destinations, with warmth and an assurance of their safety.

Yes, must smile and stop killing people lest the moneypot empties.
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When will thailand authorities move jet ski scammers from the beaches .

The General has quite well but nothing has been done about the people who have scammed and extorted thousands of tourists over the years.

Why are they being allowed to continue ?

Why do idiot tourists still insist on hiring them despite their notoriety?

Why are they allowed to continue operating? Thai law deems them illegal coffee1.gif

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Thats charming and so very reassuring to know we will be given special treatment including safety measures.

However, lets not forget the brutality of the murders and poor police work around the crime and investigation.

This may be a greater consideration than promises it won't reoccur again soon

The last Date/Rape on the islands was two years ago, soon forgotten it seems. Except by those involved who may suffer from the ordeal for the rest of their life.

It would indeed seem that PM Prayut needs to make reform of the police force one of his priorities. Mind you there's so much to do and so little time.

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Convincing Thais to be nice to tourists is the easy part. Convincing tourists to holiday in a country under military rule and martial law is the challenge.

Convincing tourists to come to a country where the military cleaned up the streets from pro-anti government protesters, cowards attacking in the night seems easier than convincing some posters here that stating their opinion as fact isn't really helpful.

By the time the rainy season is finally finished tourists will come back. That is assuming there are no blocking problems to distract them. Like 'ebola', 'ISIS', Ukrany, global meltdown, aliens invading.

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