British Tourist in Pattaya Hotel Dispute Over Lost Key Card, Staff Files Police Report
A British tourist in Pattaya has been reported to the police by a hotel receptionist after allegedly becoming verbally abusive and attempting to assault staff over a lost key card replacement fee. The guest reportedly fled the hotel, leaving his passport behind. Police are reviewing CCTV footage as part of their investigation.
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