Foreigners Charged Exorbitant Tuk-Tuk Fares After The Weeknd Concert
Following a concert by popular singer The Weeknd in Bangkok, reports have emerged of foreign tourists being overcharged for tuk-tuk rides. Some were quoted fares as high as 4,000 baht, raising concerns about tourist protection in the city.
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