Northeastern Thailand Faces English, Chinese Guide Shortage Amid Tourism Boom, But Authorities Confident
Northeastern Thailand (Isan) is facing a shortage of English and Chinese-speaking tour guides as the peak tourist season approaches. However, authorities express confidence in overcoming this challenge, aiming to boost the economy through tourism.
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