Travel Agents Oppose B1,000 Entry Levy
Thai travel industry groups are strongly opposing a government plan to levy a 1,000 baht (approximately $28) entry fee on foreign tourists, citing concerns over potential declines in visitor numbers and negative economic impacts.
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