Thai Tourism Minister Addresses Chinese Embassy Advisory on Kidnapping Risks
Thailand's Minister of Tourism and Sports sought to quell concerns regarding a safety advisory from the Chinese Embassy about kidnapping risks for Chinese tourists, stating that Thailand is a safe country and the concerns are exaggerated. The minister indicated a commitment to work with relevant authorities to monitor the situation and protect the reputation of Thailand's tourism industry.
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