Let s talk about how to evaluate traveling to Thailand?

The overall influence of Thailand on me is probably that there is a Thai fragrance everywhere, the people are so enthusiastic, the overall quality is quite high, and everything is clean except for Phuket. Remember to ask a passer-by for directions, even if the other party doesn't know him, he will be very enthusiastic to go far away to help me ask others and then tell me, or take me directly, there is more than one such person, I am deeply moved.

It is recommended not to join a group, walk Chiang Mai freely, eat fruits, ride a motorcycle, see the scenery, visit the night market, live slowly, the scenery and culture are excellent, history and modernity coexist, food and entertainment are at the same time, no matter what, there is always something for you to miss in this small city.

It's really hot, but the student uniforms are beautiful. The most common expression on the face of Thai people is a smile"Land of Smiles"It lives up to its name. It's a bit messy, but it's very orderly, and it's a strange combination. Comfortable, relaxed, cozy, enjoyable, slow-paced.

Don't worry about the language barrier, junior high school English proficiency is enough, Bangkok locals can speak a few words of English, and it is very convenient to ask for directions and buy things. There are also many people who can speak Chinese when they arrive at the attractions. From the airport, I took the light rail to the hotel, and I found it while asking.

I went to the Grand Palace today, and I was prepared to buy tickets for 1000 baht, but I went in with ** and asked the security guard to know that Friday and Saturday were free. To enter the Grand Palace, men and women are not allowed to show their legs, and women are not allowed to show their shoulders, so they must be prepared in advance. The buildings inside are gorgeous and spectacular, perfect for taking pictures.

If there are people who like to eat ice cream, it is more cost-effective to eat Häagen-Dazs, which is 240 baht for three balls, which is half cheaper than in China. Don't sit down and eat in the restaurant, as that will charge 10% service charge.

I feel that Thailand is really a little backward compared to China. In fact, on the whole, it is still good, the Thai folk customs are simple, and the Thai people are quite generous.

Cheap. The ** of the scenic spots here is on par with domestic supermarkets, except for the Pattaya beach. So basically you can eat openly. Hey, I'm going to get fat again.

It's hot and sunny. So when I arrived in Pattaya, I just wanted to find a place to eat seafood. All-you-can-eat buffet of more than 100 yuan at the Hilton Hotel. Overall, perfect for lazy people like me.

I went to Thailand in the summer, and when I was walking on the road, I felt that I was about a pinch away from the barbecue. Fortunately, after I came back, my friends didn't say that I was tanned, but they all praised me for turning my teeth whiter!

The best thing is to drive without honking.

Thailand used to be a paradise for many people, a ticket and a few hundred yuan could have a good time. But now, prices in Thailand have skyrocketed, hotels, scenic spots, transportation, and restaurants have risen several times, and some places are even more expensive than in China! What's going on?

Is Thailand** deliberately raising the threshold for travel? Is it that the Thai tourism industry wants to cut the leeks of tourists from the Chinese simple stool country? Or is Thailand's economy growing too fast and we can't keep up?

In fact, the price of goods in Thailand** is not an overnight thing. According to the Statistics Bureau of Thailand, Thailand's inflation rate has remained above 1% since 2019 and reached it in 2020, much higher than China's. There are many reasons for the price of goods in Thailand, such as the exchange rate due to the strengthening of the US dollar**, the disruption of the ** chain due to the impact of the epidemic, the recovery of tourism and the shortage of supply in the market, etc.

All these factors have made the increase in the cost of living felt by both local residents and foreign tourists.

So, should we still travel to Thailand? There is no standard answer to this question, it depends on personal preferences and budget. If you just want to experience the exotic and enjoy the tropical climate, then Thailand is still a good choice.

After all, Thailand has a rich and colorful culture and natural landscape, a warm and friendly people, and delicious cuisine. Moreover, even if the price is **, not everything is expensive. For example, taking the BTS or subway in Bangkok, renting a bicycle or electric car in Chiang Mai, participating in an eco-tour organized by the local community in Phuket are some of the most cost-effective ways to travel.

But if you want to enjoy the best service with the least amount of money, then Thailand may no longer be for you. Because traveling to Thailand now, you may encounter a lot of things that will disappoint and frustrate you. For example, you may encounter some dishonest merchants or tour guides, who will deliberately raise the price or charge extra fees, or even force you to buy something you don't need.

For example, you may find that some once beautiful attractions have become dilapidated, polluted, and of poor quality. For example, you may feel that the attitude of Thais towards Chinese tourists is not so warm and friendly, and even somewhat indifferent and repulsive. All of these will make your travel experience detract and make you feel that it is not worth it.

Thailand has always been a popular tourist destination for Chinese tourists, thanks to its beautiful beaches, unique culture, and rich cuisine. But lately, Thailand's tourism has lost its obvious advantages.

First of all, it's not just because of the choice of a travel destination. Thailand has a unique culture and history, as well as beautiful nature and cuisine. These attractions allow people to experience different cultures, relax, and try new cuisines.

Secondly, Thailand is a great country for relaxation and vacation. In addition to tourism resources such as beaches and hot springs, there are many places to visit and explore in Thailand, such as temples, ancient cities, and museums. These attractions also provide an opportunity for visitors to learn about Thai culture and history.

Finally, Thailand's transportation is convenient, accommodation is relatively cheap, even if ** no longer has an advantage, the overall travel cost of Thailand is still relatively low, suitable for travelers who are not on a budget.

In summary, while Thailand** no longer has a clear advantage, its unique culture, cuisine, and natural beauty, as well as its low overall travel costs, are still important factors in attracting tourists. Therefore, even if ** no longer has an advantage, I will still choose to travel to Thailand.

Thailand has always been a popular tourist destination due to its beautiful beaches, cultural heritage and advantages. However, with the development of Thailand's economy and the prosperity of tourism, the advantages of the chain are not as obvious as before. Moreover, the COVID-19 pandemic has also had a significant impact on the tourism industry, which could lead to higher travel costs and more restrictions.

Therefore, whether or not a trip to Thailand is worth it depends on your interest and budget for the destination. If you're interested in Thailand's cultural and natural landscapes and have a good budget, you can still consider a trip to Thailand. Plus, you can reduce your travel costs by planning and booking your trip ahead of time, as well as looking for** and discounts.

In conclusion, whether Thailand is a worthwhile tourist destination depends on your interests and budget.

I have been to Thailand many times and will go again if I have the chance.

First of all, the consumption in Thailand is very low, and if you play in China at the same level, it is twice as expensive or 1.5 times as expensive. The language is also convenient, no English is no problem at all, because there are too many Chinese, the menu of the roadside stalls are sent exactly, Chinese, English, Thai three languages Huisun, the boss will also be very hot and regretful, can not communicate all by comparison.

Secondly, the pace of life in Thailand is very slow, many times you don't need to get up early, because there is no one to buy anything in the morning, and even if there is, it is too little, but in the afternoon, all kinds of roadside stalls come out, and you don't have to go to any downtown area, you can eat a lot of delicious food.

Finally, the safety is very good, I have never encountered danger in many times when I have been to Thailand.