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Booming high seasons are but a memory for Pattaya hotels

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Pattaya is becoming less desirable for real punters because it's reputation has outgrown the standard of service.

There are huge numbers of tourists at night going out to take photos of "sin city" many come on busses for the night, many Russians walking to the supermarkets for there drinks

That's all well and good, ...but it's not Sin City when your walking past a 70 year old Chinese grandmothers with there grand kids in tow.

Prices have also gone up and the attitude from some of these girls has deteriorated and there's far less hot ones.

Roll on Asian treaty, open the doors and let them all flood in!

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  • A couple days ago I asked a friend of mine how his resort hotel was doing (in Jomtien). Seems he's not hurting for guests, but they are mostly Russian and very cheap. Another friend owns a couple of b

  • Apparently you haven't been here very long. Or at least long enough to know that when business is bad, Thai don't LOWER their prices to attract more customers, but, instead RAISE their prices to goug

  • The golden goose, has been dying for years. Killed by greed. A third world country. Charging first world prices.!

Just seen a news report on Al Jazeera where Thai authorities are now blaming the slide in oil prices for the slump in tourism....how many more excuses can they find apart from the truth???

The price of oil is responsible for the crash of the Ruble and the crash of the Ruble is responsible for fewer Russian tourists coming to Pattaya. What is odd about hat? For sure there are other reasons but the price of oil is one.

Just seen a news report on Al Jazeera where Thai authorities are now blaming the slide in oil prices for the slump in tourism....how many more excuses can they find apart from the truth???

The price of oil is responsible for the crash of the Ruble and the crash of the Ruble is responsible for fewer Russian tourists coming to Pattaya. What is odd about hat? For sure there are other reasons but the price of oil is one.

On the other hand, airplane fuel is cheaper and the average person has around $1,000 extra pocket money from their yearly gas budget.

The Russians are hurting but the rest of us are in better shape because of the oil glut.

Just seen a news report on Al Jazeera where Thai authorities are now blaming the slide in oil prices for the slump in tourism....how many more excuses can they find apart from the truth???

The price of oil is responsible for the crash of the Ruble and the crash of the Ruble is responsible for fewer Russian tourists coming to Pattaya. What is odd about hat? For sure there are other reasons but the price of oil is one.

On the other hand, airplane fuel is cheaper and the average person has around $1,000 extra pocket money from their yearly gas budget.

The Russians are hurting but the rest of us are in better shape because of the oil glut.

The Russians go to Pattaya far more than the rest of us don't ya think? I left Pattaya because of the Russians - wouldn't go back now just because I'm past that part of my life.

Maybe Pattaya can snare some North Koreans I hear Thailand has good relations with them now.biggrin.png

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