Chinese and Alipay are everywhere. Why do Chinese tourists feel like they are still in China when visiting a Thai night market?

Meeting many Chinese compatriots when traveling in Thailand is one reason, and seeing Chinese and common payment methods on the streets is also another reason. If I hadn’t heard the local Thai by chance, I would have truly felt that I was still in China. . Although Chinese tourists are the main group of tourists in Thailand, Thailand is really trying too hard for Chinese tourists now. After all, the commonly used mobile payment methods everywhere are shocking.

1. Chinese tourists are the main group of people in Thailand, and the streets are basically full of Chinese tourists.

Anyone who actually travels to Thailand will find that the proportion of Chinese tourists in the local area is really serious. , whether it is morning or evening, more than 50% of Chinese tourists will be on the street. We all understand that Thailand’s largest source of tourism revenue is China, but the excessive proportion of Chinese tourists is also quite profound. After all, just like walking on the streets in China, all kinds of Mandarin are spoken.

2. In order to cater to Chinese tourists, Thai businesses have made various "efforts" to make us feel that we are in China

When traveling, we will inevitably encounter problems such as communication difficulties and money exchange difficulties. , but Thai businesses have given Chinese tourists the end at the root.

Can’t Chinese tourists understand messy Thai? Don’t worry, most stores now have Chinese signboards. Especially in night markets, you will encounter very impressive Chinese signboards;

Chinese tourists don’t understand Thai and can’t communicate? Don’t worry, many merchants will come with simple Chinese communication. Although they can’t answer in more professional sentences, ordinary communication is definitely not a problem;

Chinese tourists can’t find the exchange and can’t pay? Don't worry, many merchants will have their own mobile payment methods such as "Alipay" or "WeChat Pay" that Chinese tourists are accustomed to using, so you don't have to worry about not being able to find an exchange place and delaying your purchase.

There are many Chinese tourists, and the various Chinese prompts and payment methods make us feel like we are really living in China.