
Chinese arrivals in Thailand, normally a popular tourist destination, declined in October partly because of a fresh embassy warning against dangers such as getting snared by the country’s ever-active fraud rings.
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Chinese arrivals in Thailand, normally a popular tourist destination, declined in October partly because of a fresh embassy warning against dangers such as getting snared by the country’s ever-active fraud rings.
The Southeast Asian country logged 308,942 arrivals from China last month, 13.6 per cent lower than the same month last year, the Tourism Authority of Thailand told the South China Morning Post in a statement.
National Day on October 1 marks the start of a seven-day public holiday in China, spurring overseas travel. But after this year’s break, the Chinese embassy in Thailand urged citizens to plan trips carefully and pay particular attention to transport security following a rash of high-profile kidnappings targeting Chinese nationals.
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