Do I need to pay a cash deposit of 5000 yuan to travel to Thailand? I'm going to travel to Thailand at the end of the month and I'm told that I have to pay 5000 yuan each time. Is that true?

This is a lie. You don't need any deposit at all. Just bring some daily cash with you It's better to bring dollars and change them into Thai baht in Thailand, which is more cost-effective. Don't take RMB with you, and don't ask a tour guide to change it. After you stop in Bangkok, look around and you will find the exchange shop. The place where the exchange rate of Bangkok against the US dollar is relatively high is the elevated railway station near Siam Shopping Center, and the exchange rate of the airport is very low. To Pattaya, there are also many exchange shops on the second road. The most convenient, bank cards and credit cards with UnionPay logo, it is quite cost-effective to withdraw Thai baht from the bank's ATM after arriving in Thailand. There are many ATMs in the exit hall of the airport.