"Shipwreck accident" and "passenger smuggling problem", is Thailand tourism really so terrible?

Seriously, it's not that terrible.

Of course, the "shipwreck" is an accident, and no one wants it to happen. What is an accident? It's an accident just because something unexpected happened. Some people are walking on the road, and they are paralyzed by high-altitude parabolic objects. Don't they go out? Some people will fall if they walk well, so don't they just walk? We can't give up eating because of choking.

To be honest, the other problem-"cheating customers" will occur no matter which scenic spot or country. It's just that the degree of slaughter is different. If you always have the idea of being afraid of being slaughtered, you won't be happy when you play, will you?

I think these situations are inevitable, but it is not necessary to let things happen motionless. We can also make some preparations and do our best to resign ourselves to fate.

1. Stay alert and learn to save yourself.

In addition to natural disasters, many things are forewarned. For example, we often see accidents like this, such as the previous bus sinking incident, but many people didn't expect such heavy consequences. So what we have to do is to be vigilant, learn to save ourselves, and try to avoid things from happening further.

If something has happened, keep calm and think about how to use limited resources to ask for help. If you persist for one more minute, you will have more hope of being rescued.

2. Do a good job of raiders

Being killed when going out to play is inevitable, but it can reduce the situation of being killed. Here, it is required to do a raiders, know where is a good place for consumption, and will not be slaughtered. It is recommended to go to restaurants that local people like to reduce the situation of being slaughtered. Secondly, things in scenic spots are usually expensive, so you should have an estimate in your mind, about what range you can consume, and if you exceed it, you can not consume.

Finally, I wish you all a good time and no worries.