Is it really safe to travel to Thailand?

Going to Thailand is still quite dangerous, and the proportion of accidents among Thai tourists is also quite high.

Thailand is the first choice for many people to travel abroad because of its proximity to China and relatively low cost, but you would never think that Thailand is one of the most dangerous tourist destinations in the world. According to statistics, 23% of insurance claims come from Thailand, accounting for almost a quarter, and even the United States, which has a large number of guns, ranks second. Isn't it incredible? But it's true.

The most common danger in Thailand is traffic danger. Whether it is a car or a motorcycle, the probability of accidents is very high, which makes people wonder if people there don't need to take a driver's license. According to the ranking of the World Health Organization, the road in Thailand is the second most dangerous road in the world at present, and the first one is Libya! In Thailand, many people will drive too fast, and motorcycles can often be seen whizzing by on the street.

Last year, a shipwreck occurred in Phuket. When the accident happened, Thailand's first reaction was not to seize the rescue, but to shirk the responsibility, saying that it was because of the dangerous operation of China tourists! But later, it was another slap in the face. Tourists traveled normally, but something happened in Thailand. There is a green flag on the local sea, which means they can travel safely. How can this pot be thrown to China people? This irresponsible behavior may also be the danger of Thailand.

Moreover, although Thailand's tourism resources are good, they are not well developed, and both service and safety need to be improved. If the safety of tourism in Thailand can be guaranteed, it must be the best.

Therefore, there was a time when many people were afraid to go to Thailand. After all, life is the most important thing. However, if you really want to go to Thailand, you must make corresponding travel plans in advance and make countermeasures to deal with emergencies.