The epidemic has hit Thailand s tourism industry, and the elephants who make money by live broadca

The impact of the epidemic has hit the tourism industry like never before, and Thailand is among them.

We all know that elephants can be seen everywhere in Thailand, and due to the epidemic, the tourism industry has been affected by unprecedented people, and in this Internet era, we can only rely on live streaming to make money. They choose to use elephants for live broadcasting, which will obviously meet the daily needs of elephants, otherwise the elephants who will not solve the problem of food and clothing will definitely not cooperate with themselves. In addition, elephants are relatively high-status animals in Thailand, and they will not let them go hungry easily, so they can definitely be guaranteed to live.

Nowadays, many people will make money through live streaming, after all, it will make money faster and without any losses. Many people have never seen elephants up close in their daily lives, except for seeing elephants from afar in the zoo, and Thais have taken the opportunity to let everyone know about elephants again. When the Thai people use elephants to make money, they will definitely be fed, otherwise there will be no live broadcast object, for them the elephant is the savior, only by treating the elephant well, they will be more docile when they broadcast live.

At the moment of the epidemic, no one's life is very easy, especially the Thai people, who rely on the health of tourism, have lost a large number of tourists, making their lives difficult. In fact, the conditions in Thailand are not very big, especially the gap between the rich and the poor is very large, and it is very difficult for many poor people to get a stable income. When they make money from elephants, they will definitely treat them well, after all, losing elephants will make their lives more difficult.

Thai people use elephant live streaming to make money, just like using elephants to take pictures and ride, so when they have value in using them, they will definitely treat them well. Elephants are relatively hard, but they will be able to make a satisfying living, at least not starvation, if they ensure that the locals have an income.

Their lives are not guaranteed at all, and the money they earn from live streaming is only enough for elephant feed, which is more difficult.

I feel that life can still be guaranteed, and although the epidemic has hit Thailand's tourism industry, there are other ways to make money.

The two elephants in the family only earn about 1,000 baht (about 190 yuan) in tips for a few hours a day, which is only enough for the elephants' feed. Life is not guaranteed.

No. Because live streaming doesn't make a lot of money, it's far from the income from traveling, so I don't think it's guaranteed.

The tourism industry has the impression that the money earned from live streaming will indeed be relatively small, basically only enough for elephant feed. However, the local government has paid attention to the impact of this aspect, and has introduced a subsidy policy to subsidize elephants, hoping to implement it as soon as possible.

I have to say that elephants are really unfortunate to live in this environment, and they will suffer a lot in the process, so I hope that the relevant departments can investigate.

The unemployment of elephants who make money by performing has dealt a blow to the local area: causing a large number of local elephant-based industrial chains to be broken, and the economic development of the whole country has fallen into a stage of stagnation or even recession；The number of unemployed people has increased, and the whole society has fallen into turmoil; Without the support of popular industries, people may turn to crime, drug trafficking, and poaching to make ends meet and affect the local ecology.

Thailand is geographically located in a belt region on both sides of the equator. The main development industries here are the entertainment industry, the agricultural products industry, and the tourism industry. Due to the very small size of the country and the lack of an industrial base, the main income of the people** is through the consumption of tourists from various countries, and the sale of tickets through animal shows.

Elephant shows account for 60% of the animal show industry. Thai people also do not have the habit of saving funds, they are basically moonshine people, and they spend the money that month when they get it. If this hot industry disappears, it will lead to a large surge in unemployment in Thailand.

Because there is no industrial base to support the fragile economy of the whole country, the disappearance of popular industries, and the lack of other industries to support it in a short period of time could lead to an economic collapse in Thailand. Here's what I think the disappearance of elephant shows will do to the local economy.

resulting in a large number of unemployment for the population. Elephant shows are a common entertainment in Thailand. Elephants only live in Asia or the tropics.

Tourists from other areas have never seen it, so they are happy to pay for an elephant show. Local residents have also taken advantage of this uniqueness. As for the current elephant performance, it accounts for the majority of the local economic development.

A large number of people are engaged in elephant shows, and if the industry disappears, nearly 30% of the country's population will lose their jobs.

It led to the breaking of the situation of harmony and stability in the whole country. With the disappearance of popular industries and the failure of other work projects to develop in a short period of time, there may be many thieves and robbers, affecting the harmonious and stable development of the whole country.

Obtaining development funds through illegal and improper means. Thailand has a lot of tropical rainforests inside. The flora and fauna are abundant. When there is really no money, the local people may cut down valuable trees or poach rare animals to sell.

The impact of the epidemic, the size of Thailand's tourism industry, and the large and small businesses, have dealt a great blow to the local economy. At least foreign tourism will not be played because of the epidemic.

This will make the local tourism economy sluggish, which will have a certain impact on the local development, and the elephants who also rely on tourism to make money are also facing the situation of not having enough to eat.

The local tourism industry will be hit hard, and it will also have an impact on the food and clothing that is driven by tourism.

Under the influence of the epidemic, the elephants in Thailand are unemployed, because there are no tourists, and they cannot make money through performances. In this case, the owner of the elephant park conducts a live broadcast to reduce some losses. It can be seen that the local tourism industry is relatively miserable, and if no one comes to play, the consumption will become very small.

Because most of Thailand's income is ** tourism, it is different from other countries.

Raising elephants is not an easy task, it needs to be well cared for and more food provided. For example, if there is an elephant keeper who broadcasts live on social **, he will ask the elephant to do some actions or explain some knowledge, and he can earn 1,000 baht a day. 1,000 baht is about 190 yuan, which is not much, and the elephant keeper himself said that this money is only enough to buy feed for elephants.

Every industry is moving forward with a heavy load, and the tourism industry may be the most affected by the epidemic, especially the cities and countries that rely on tourism as a pillar. People who understand naturally understand, and there is no need to repeat too much here, only when the epidemic completely disappears or is controlled, can people rest assured that they can travel. After all, most people are employed, not idlers, and cannot be isolated in the local area because of the epidemic.

The misery of tourism has affected not only people's incomes, but also the lives of some people, some of whom specialize in tourism, such as tour guides or roadside stall owners. When there are more tourists, they can make some money, and when there are few tourists, these stall owners will form a kind of roll-like competition, and there is no way to make money. However, Thailand is also relatively rich in materials, and if you don't have money, you can get food by relying on your own cultivation.

And the local prices are also very cheap, which also reduces the cost of living for people to a certain extent.

We all say that we look forward to the day when the spring flowers bloom and the tourism industry recovers, but it may come relatively late.

Because the number of tourists has decreased greatly due to the epidemic, the local tourism industry is very bleak, and the traffic may be less than one thousandth of the inward flow.

With the severity of the epidemic in Thailand, their previous travel was from all over the country, with China accounting for a large part, and as the number of people decreased, their income became less and less, and it was more difficult to live.

Basically, no one in the area travels at all, and many people who depend on this industry for their livelihood have changed careers.

The epidemic has deserted the tourism industry, and Thai elephants are "unemployed"! Are they doing well?

The epidemic has had a very big impact on the lives of all of us, many people have lost their jobs because of the epidemic, even elephants have not escaped the impact of the epidemic, we all know that Thailand's tourism industry can be regarded as relatively famous in Asia, but after the emergence of the epidemic, Thailand's local tourism industry has suffered a heavy blow, even the elephants that used to be popular with everyone have now become hungry, in order to be able to reduce expenses, many elephants in Thailand used to be used for everyone to watch, They had to walk back to their birthplace on foot, as the elephants would face starvation if they continued to stay in the tourist spots.

These elephants who have lost their jobs due to the epidemic have about more than 3,700 in Thailand, and these elephants used to rely on performances to gain everyone's love, so as to win a worry-free life, but now there are no tourists, no audience, these elephants have lost their jobs, so they must return to their birthplaces, so that they can get a glimmer of life, but because these elephants have been raised by humans for a long time, they have now lost even the ability to survive in the wild, therefore, Even if many elephants return to their birthplaces, it is not easy to survive, which shows that the survival of these elephants is indeed worrying.

The epidemic has lasted for a long time, and the local impact of the epidemic in Thailand is very serious, in addition to elephants, there are also 6 million people in Thailand who have lost their jobs, these people have to support their families, and they are also helpless after being unemployed, so everyone is looking forward to the epidemic passing quickly, so that everyone can return to normal life, but according to the current situation of the global epidemic, it is still difficult to return to the prosperity before the epidemic, so it may take a long time for the situation to improve. After all, as long as the love does not go away, Thailand's tourism industry will not return to normal levels in a day.

Their lives are okay. After all, these elephants are also a part of their lives, and they have a deep affection for them. I believe that through this sad time, we will usher in a better life.

Thailand's tourism recovery has been slow, and both elephant farmers and their elephants are unemployed at home, making survival a problem. Some elephant farmers earn their and the elephants' living expenses by livestreaming their elephants on social networks.

Elephants don't live well, they don't eat well, and with no income, the staff will ignore them.

Thailand's tourism industry has suffered the impact of the epidemic, which is indeed a particularly great impact on the local area, especially for these people and animals who rely on tourism to make a living to solve this kind of problem, or need to be managed by the first collective organization, and at the same time solve the problems faced by the epidemic in an orderly manner, so that they can be solved one by one.

Since Thailand's tourism industry is developing very well during the peak season, once the country is hit by the epidemic and almost relies on tourism to develop the country, it will be severely traumatized, and many people will face unemployment and hunger.

1. Collective organization management.

If the Thai collective can come forward to organize and manage, the problems faced under the epidemic may be relatively better, after all, these elephants cannot be starved and finally die, so there must be a relevant ** organization, collectively come forward to manage and solve, such a problem can be done, to maintain the problems faced under the epidemic, not to throw the pot and not to solve these problems, after all, thousands of elephants are not a small number. <>

2. Solve the problems faced under the epidemic in an orderly manner.

In the face of the problems faced by the epidemic, Thailand must come up with certain plans and solutions, when the problems arise, we must do a good job of prevention and solution in advance, and we cannot wait to solve the problems after the comprehensive outbreak of the problem, it is difficult for the country to come out quickly to achieve a stable state, so only by solving the problems faced by the current epidemic in an orderly manner can we gradually succeed. <>

3. Special personnel should be arranged to take care of the elephants in the park.

Of course, in the case of unemployment or starvation of these animals, in fact, the relevant departments should send special personnel to take care of and take care of them. After all, these animals are also the backbone of a country's industry, and if they are gone, they may not be able to keep up with the development of tourism in the future, so don't just think that they can be used in good times and abandon them under the epidemic, which will seem too ruthless. <>

The state should allocate some money to ensure the normal life of these elephants so that they can be well cared for.

It's best to have someone to take care of it, and don't go hungry to the elephant. It is also possible to earn some living expenses through live streaming on social networking platforms.

If you want to solve this problem, you still have to rely on ** to come forward and allocate some money to them, so that they can survive the crisis.