Goodbye tourism (I won't miss it). Thailand has got to be the laughing stock of the globe with that one
RICHARD OF LOXLEY
It’s none of my business what people say and think of me. I am what I am and do what I do. I expect nothing and accept everything. It makes life so much easier.
The cheap and easy answer... just take a second at immigration.
My brain is like an Internet browser; 12 tabs are open and 5 of them are not responding, there's a GIF playing in an endless loop,... and where is that annoying music coming from?
Perhaps a yellow star that we can all wear to be easily identified and perhaps special areas where we are encouraged to congregate or live, for our own safety of course.
"A man who does not think for himself, does not think at all." Wilde
Not so long ago I thought the UK was getting pretty good with these 'surely it's not April 1st' moments. But the new powers that be in the LOS are suddenly providing endless ideas for my column. Keep 'em coming!
Unbelievable that some idiot in some supposed position of responsibility could ever suggest the above.
This country is a failed state and as the tourist dollars go west, the lemmings come up with more inane reasons to turn potential visitors away.
Can't say I'm surprised.....what do you expect with the army running the country??
Poor Thai people.....they deserve better than to be governed by morons.
Another day, another gaffe. This one takes the biscuit though (so far at least).....and I could pour scorn over the idea all day.
Electronic tagging and minders........FFS. How do these people end up in charge of anything? Facepalm! (Could do with a facepalm emoticon too.)
All it says to me is that by suggesting minders/electronic tagging and special areas for only tourists to party in is tantamount to the government admitting that it's not safe here and the authorities can't/won't do anything about it.
Way-to-go retards that are in charge......whoooohoooo!
I was just thinking about this for a few minutes. If this was happening anywhere else in the world, we wouldn't be reading about it in News. We'd be reading about it in News of the Weird Just In.
in Hawaii tourists receive leis on arrival. Maybe we could have monks tying chipped strings around tourist wrists at the airport in a more subtle way to tag them.
It's made the European edition of the Times this morning, so damage has already been done even though it's an unworkable idea that'll never see the light of day.