Thailand Cracks Down on Tourist Misconduct, Ends 60-Day Visa Exemption
In response to a surge in unruly behavior and cultural disrespect by some foreign tourists, the Thai government has shortened its 60-day visa exemption to 30 days. This move aims to improve tourism quality and enhance national security.
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