Thailand Defers 1,000-Baht Departure Tax Amid Tourism Optimism
Thailand's Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister announced the deferral of a 1,000-baht departure tax, citing positive signs of tourism recovery. The tax was deemed inappropriate at this time due to potential increased burdens on citizens, airlines, and international visitors.
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- PDRCはこれを容認せず、10月31日にチャバド・パトンの前で会合を開き、自らの立場を表明した。黒人と灰色の観光客は望んでいません。彼らはタイを尊重していません。」
MGR Online (South)の配信反対では「PDRCはこれを容認せず、10月31日にチャバド・パトンの前で自らの立場を表明する会合を開く。 黒人と灰色の観光客は望んでいません。