Benefits of Thailand's tourism industry

Advantages of Thailand's tourism resources;

1, good environment, superior island resources and many national forest parks; 2. People believe in Buddhism, with high quality and hospitality; 3. The atmosphere of the whole country for tourists is full of freedom; 4, the climate is good, the climate is hot all year round, suitable for tourism; 5. The travel price is not expensive, and the accommodation, travel expenses and diet are relatively economical; 6. It is near China. The population of China people accounts for110, about 6 million. Many old people in China can speak Chinese, and the younger generation is learning. 7. Chinese in Thailand are relatively rich, so Thais have a good impression of Chinese and are friendly; 8. It is convenient to rent a car and a motorcycle.

Thailand's tourist traffic mainly depends on airplanes, for people who are in a tight time. For backpackers who have enough time and little money, the main choice is highway. If you go from Bangkok to Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Huai and Phuket, you can choose a sleeper on the train. Because Thailand is relatively small, the road system is relatively developed, and every Thai family basically has a private car, so Thais do not take the train as the main mode of travel, and the railway system is relatively backward.

Disadvantages: Thailand's political environment is the same, which does have a slight impact on tourists, but it has little impact on elderly people who travel in Thailand. (Thailand has a policy that some countries (including China) can stay in Thailand for a long time if they are over 50 years old and have a certain deposit. )

Because of the unstable political environment in Thailand, some factors are beyond the government's control, such as protesting people's occupation of the airport, which has an impact on tourists. However, if there is a military coup, the airport will still be open to foreign tourists normally because the military does not want to be unpopular in Thailand.

In fact, foreigners who have lived in Thailand for several years know that no matter whether it is a parade or a military coup, it has little impact on the lives of ordinary people. It only affects people who do business, and Thai hotels and vendors who do tourism business will be greatly affected.