What are the taboos about staying in a hotel when traveling to Thailand?

Every place and every country has its own taboos, especially when we travel to other countries, we must pay attention to the taboos, because we represent the image of the country, and own safety and quality.

Thailand has the largest, richest and most high-end hotels and B&Bs in Southeast Asia. Therefore, staying in a hotel is a very important thing in tourism. Whether the hotel you stay in is comfortable and convenient will affect the entire trip. mood during the period.

So today, let’s talk about what are the taboos when traveling to Thailand, a popular tourist country!

Durian is prohibited!

Durian is in Southeast Asia is known as the "King of Fruits". People who love durian often find it difficult to resist its temptation. Come to Thailand to ensure that you can enjoy it to your heart's content.

Unlike other tropical fruits, the unique smell of durian also gives it many restrictions. This king of fruits, which is so popular among people, has also been unfairly treated and refused to enter the elegant hall. , signs of prohibiting durian on public occasions are everywhere, and hotels are no exception.

No matter how many people like durian, it does not mean that everyone likes durian. Since some people cannot accept the taste of durian, we must take into account the feelings of these people. In any case, I would rather let durian suffer than let others suffer.

Mangosteen is prohibited!

Those who have been to Malaysia, Singapore and southern Thailand may have seen signs posted in the hotel prohibiting the bringing of durian and mangosteen into the hotel. Many people may have questions. It is understandable that durian has a strong smell, but mangosteen has no smell. Why should it be banned?

There are two reasons. One is because mangosteen contains high sugar content, which is easy to attract diseases. Ants; secondly, because the sap of mangosteen is purple, it is difficult to clean when it touches bed sheets and sofas. The original purple stains will turn into rust-like yellow, which is difficult to remove. If you do not comply with hotel regulations and soil the sheets, the hotel will charge a certain cleaning fee.

Cigarettes are prohibited!

Thailand’s “smoking ban” is relatively strict. It clearly prohibits smoking in hospitals, hotels, health centers, primary and secondary schools, factories and other public places and religious places. Smoking, violators must pay a fine of up to 2,000 baht.

Not only that, it is becoming more and more difficult to buy cigarettes in Thailand. Cigarettes are not allowed to be placed on the counter, but can only be replaced by a note saying "Cigarettes are sold here." Therefore, when Chinese tourists travel to Thailand, they should ask clearly when booking a room whether they are booking a smoking or non-smoking room, or ask the hotel front desk when checking in.

If it is a non-smoking room, for the sake of personal accomplishment, it is not recommended to smoke in the room. You should go to the fixed smoking area of ??the hotel.

Pets are prohibited!

Nowadays, many families regard pets such as cats and dogs as members of the family. Tourists often take their pets with them when they go on short trips, but how to place them becomes a problem. Some hotels have erected corresponding notices at their entrances and lobbies "No Pets Allowed". Pets are not allowed and no foster care services are provided.

Some hotels also stated that as long as the rest of the guests are not affected, the pets are not noisy and kept clean and hygienic, the owners can still stay with their pets. The premise is that the pets such as puppies and kittens are as small as possible. Well, the more docile the better.

This way, noisy pets will cause complaints from guests next door. Guests must take care of their pets to prevent them from running around, scratching walls, etc. If items are damaged, they must compensate according to the price. Therefore, it is best to reach an agreement between both parties when booking a hotel.

After knowing these taboos, everyone will feel much more relaxed when traveling to Thailand, and their mood will not be affected by breaking taboos. Everyone should remember these!