Koh Larn Needs More Than Parking Fines to Protect Tourism Future
Koh Larn, a popular tourist destination, faces infrastructure, safety, and environmental challenges due to increasing visitor numbers. Pattaya City must implement a comprehensive long-term plan beyond stricter parking enforcement, addressing road safety, water supply, and waste management.
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