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เช็คก่อนนะครับว่าอยู่ในข้อยกเว้นหรือไม่ งดจำหน่ายสุราใวันที่ 11 พ.ค.68 นี้เช็กเลย‼️ 10 - 11 พฤษภาคม นี้ งดจำหน่ายสุราที่ไหนบ้าง 🚫 ✨วันวิสาขบูชา ▪️งดจำหน่ายสุราทั่วประเทศ ตลอดวันที่ 11 พฤษภาคม 2568 ▫️ผ่อนปรนในสถานที่ 5 ประเภท อาทิ สถานบริการตามกฎหมาย โรงแรม อาคารผู้โดยสารระหว่างประเทศฯ ❌วันเลือกตั้งเทศบาล งดจำหน่าย จ่าย แจก จัดเลี้ยงสุราทุกประเภท ในเขตเลือกตั้ง ตั้งแต่ 18.00 น. ของวันที่ 10 พ.ค.68 ถึง 18.00 น. ของวันที่ 11 พ.ค.68 🚨ฝ่าฝืนมีโทษตามกฎหมาย ด้วยความปรารถนาดีจากสำนักงานตำรวจแห่งชาติ #วิสาขบูชา #เลือกตั้งเทศบาล #สำนักงานตำรวจแห่งชาติ #Royalthaipolice

Pattaya nightlife businesses welcome the new regulation allowing alcohol sales on major Buddhist holidays, a move that boosts tourism and offers more options for visitors. PATTAYA, Thailand – After two decades of waiting, Pattaya’s nightlife businesses are celebrating a significant change. The Royal Gazette officially published a new regulation on May 9, allowing alcohol sales during major Buddhist holidays, starting with Visakha Bucha Day. This update to the Prime Minister’s Office announcement has been eagerly anticipated by local business owners. Alcohol can now be sold on days such as Makha Bucha, Visakha Bucha, Asalha Bucha, Khao Phansa (the beginning of Buddhist Lent), and Ok Phansa (the end of Buddhist Lent). However, the sales are permitted only in designated areas, including airports, licensed hotels, legal entertainment venues, and tourism-related businesses. For the past 20 years, the ban on alcohol sales during these important religious days has impacted the Pattaya entertainment sector, especially at a time when tourist numbers have been declining. Now, many local business owners see this new development as a welcome boost for tourism, giving visitors the opportunity to enjoy the city’s nightlife without interruption. Damrongkiat Pinitkarn, the executive of Hollywood Pattaya, expressed his excitement over the change, calling it a long-awaited victory for entertainment businesses. He emphasized that this decision would stimulate the tourism sector and help generate more income for local businesses and workers. He also praised the government for supporting the industry during challenging times, ensuring a better experience for tourists and boosting the overall economy. In terms of safety and responsible service, Damrongkiat highlighted that operators would continue to enforce strict measures to protect the public, including checking the ages of patrons, as the law prohibits selling alcohol to anyone under 20. Regular inspections from the police and local authorities will also remain in place. To address concerns about drinking and driving, operators plan to offer breathalyzer checks for guests and arrange designated driver services or provide rides to ensure safe travel after enjoying their night out. While many are celebrating the newfound freedom, there are still calls for further changes, particularly regarding the 5 PM alcohol sales restriction, which has long been a point of contention. Hotel and restaurant operators argue that lifting this restriction would enhance the tourist experience. They suggest that the rule, which prevents alcohol sales in the late afternoon and evening, leaves tourists confused and disappointed when they visit Thailand, especially when similar rules are not in place in other countries. Government maintains strict regulations such as age restrictions, drugs, and weapons, as Pattaya nightlife operators express gratitude for new alcohol law, balancing safety and tourism growth. Lisa Hamilton, President of the Pattaya Nightlife Business Association, revealed that the announcement to lift the ban on alcohol sales during major Buddhist holidays will result in an increase in tourists choosing to visit Pattaya. In the past, during Buddhist holidays, tourists would find that many establishments were closed, leaving them with no place to relax or enjoy themselves. However, with this new policy, the government has truly addressed the needs of a tourist city, benefiting both tourists and business owners. Additionally, operators will no longer face confusion about when to open or close for alcohol sales. In terms of safety, business owners have always maintained strict measures, continuously campaigning for responsibility. With the new regulation allowing alcohol sales on these holidays, ensuring safety and managing public welfare will not be a challenge for operators, who have always complied with government regulations on issues such as age restrictions, drugs, and weapons. She also expressed her gratitude to the government for listening to the concerns of nightlife business operators. Foreign tourists have also welcomed the change. A French tourist shared his thoughts, expressing relief that the government had lifted the ban on alcohol sales during major Buddhist holidays. As someone who does not follow the Buddhist faith, he said he often felt confused and frustrated by the restrictions when many establishments would close early. With the new law in place, he feels more comfortable and confident about enjoying his holiday in Pattaya without worrying about limited nightlife options. The lifting of alcohol restrictions during Buddhist holidays is seen as a positive step for the tourism and hospitality sectors in Pattaya. While the government has taken care to address safety and public welfare, the focus now is on how the law will continue to evolve to support the growth of Thailand’s tourism industry.

Pattaya officers show kindness by helping distressed man return home. PATTAYA, Thailand – In a compassionate act of assistance, Pattaya’s municipal officers helped a man who had caused a disturbance at a convenience store. When questioned, the man explained that he was stressed, wanted to return home, but lacked money to purchase a bus ticket. Recognizing his situation, the officers decided to help him, escorting him to the bus station and using their own money to buy him a ticket back to his hometown. Local citizens expressed mixed reactions to the incident on social media. Some criticized the man’s behavior, noting that he had been seen buying grilled chicken earlier, while others praised the officers for their kindness and helpfulness. One comment read, “This case shows how much the officers helped him, going above and beyond. They are very kind-hearted.” Others highlighted the heat and the man’s troubled state, with one user joking about his likely consumption of alcohol. Despite the comments, the general sentiment praised the officers for their support in ensuring the man’s safe return home. Local citizens applaud municipal officers for their compassionate actions.

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Weaker baht, stronger spending? As the Thai currency slips past 33 to the dollar, foreign tourists may get more bang for their buck—just as the fragile tourism sector needs a boost. But how long will it last amid global uncertainty? PATTAYA, Thailand – The Thai baht opened at 33.02 THB to the dollar on May 9, weakening from 32.83 THB the previous day. The currency has been on a continuous decline, surpassing the key 33.00 mark, and is expected to remain within the 32.95–33.30 range over the next 24 hours. This weakening trend is largely attributed to a rebounding U.S. dollar, buoyed by improved investor sentiment and hopes for easing trade tensions between the United States and its global trading partners. For foreign tourists, this shift presents a timely opportunity. A weaker baht means more favorable exchange rates, particularly attractive during Thailand’s low tourism season when visitor numbers typically dip. With the cost of travel, accommodation, and local goods becoming more affordable, Thailand may see a slight bump in spending from long-term visitors and holidaymakers alike. However, the benefits may be short-lived. The baht’s depreciation is being driven not by domestic tourism strategies but by volatile global forces—chief among them the strength of the U.S. dollar, the Federal Reserve’s stance on interest rates, and the uncertain trajectory of global trade, particularly between the U.S. and China. These dynamics have created what some analysts are calling a “ping-pong baht,” with the currency bouncing in unpredictable directions in response to shifting geopolitical and financial news. Thailand’s tourism sector, still in a fragile state after years of pandemic-related disruptions, is particularly vulnerable to these currency swings. Although a weaker baht could temporarily support spending by tourists, the unpredictability of exchange rates complicates travel planning and may deter some international visitors. Moreover, while some foreign investors may seek short-term gains in Thai equities, overall fund flows are unlikely to provide sustained support for the baht. Gold prices, which often move inversely to the U.S. dollar, also play a key role. If gold rebounds and attracts more investment, the baht could face renewed pressure, further limiting its ability to stabilize. In short, while the current currency dip may make Thailand more appealing to budget-conscious tourists in the immediate term, the long-term outlook for both the baht and the tourism industry remains clouded by external risks and ongoing global economic volatility.

Emirates, operating 49 weekly flights to Thailand with A380 and Boeing 777 aircraft, continues to enhance its premium offerings, including the largest lounge outside Dubai at Suvarnabhumi Airport. PATTAYA, Thailand – The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is intensifying its efforts to attract high-spending tourists from the Middle East, positioning the region as a vital new source of tourism revenue for 2025. This strategic push comes amid a slowdown in Chinese tourist arrivals, traditionally Thailand’s largest tourism market. According to TAT’s 2023 data, Middle Eastern tourists had the highest average expenditure per trip, at THB 88,512 per person, with visitors from the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Kuwait topping the list. UAE tourists spent the most daily, averaging THB 8,834 per person. As of April 22, 2025, 162,790 Middle Eastern tourists had already visited Thailand, with Saudi arrivals showing a 15.26% year-on-year increase. For the full year, TAT aims to attract 1.1 million tourists from the Middle East and Africa, generating over THB 98 billion in revenue. TAT Governor Thapanee Kiatphaibool announced major promotional campaigns, including a high-profile presence at the Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2025 in Dubai, where over 55 Thai businesses – including luxury hotels, wellness centers, hospitals, and tour operators – joined to network with global travel buyers, especially from GCC countries. The Thai pavilion at ATM 2025 showcased the “Thai Luxury Identity,” blending Thai culture with premium travel experiences such as wellness retreats, fine dining, and upscale shopping – categories favored by Middle Eastern travelers. TAT also signed MoUs with major travel partners including Emirates, Etihad, and Dnata Travel to increase flight connectivity, promote tour packages, and enhance Thailand’s premium image in the region. Tourists from the UAE led in per-day spending, averaging THB 8,834, underscoring the region’s high-value potential. Following ATM 2025, TAT conducted its Amazing Thailand Post ATM Roadshow from May 4–7 in Riyadh, Dammam, and Doha, spotlighting niche tourism products like Khao Yai farm stays, Kuiburi safaris, Samui wellness packages, and Bangkok shopping. Recent projections from the TAT Intelligence Center suggest that long-haul markets are on a strong recovery path, with European visitors expected to hit 7.69 million in 2025 – the highest in eight years. Meanwhile, Middle Eastern arrivals are projected to reach 1.2 million, up from 727,000 in 2019. To further boost access, Etihad will launch new routes to Krabi (October) and Chiang Mai (November), complementing its existing Bangkok and Phuket flights. Emirates, operating 49 weekly flights to Thailand with A380 and Boeing 777 aircraft, continues to enhance its premium offerings, including the largest lounge outside Dubai at Suvarnabhumi Airport. These efforts are part of a broader strategy to position Thailand as a quality leisure destination and the travel hub of Southeast Asia, with a focus on health & wellness, luxury tourism, and sports travel. TAT inked key MoUs with Emirates, Etihad, and Dnata Travel to boost flight frequency and travel promotions to Thailand.

“My money built Thailand”? Viral Israeli tourist video sparks debate — but the numbers show they spend 4,500 baht/day and over 29 billion baht in 2025 alone. PATTAYA, Thailand – A viral video showing an Israeli tourist arguing with a restaurant staffer on Koh Phangan – and exclaiming that “my money is building Thailand” – has stirred heated debate across Thai social media. Many netizens criticized the comment as arrogant or disrespectful, while others questioned whether the claim holds any truth. As emotions flare, it’s worth asking: how much do Israeli tourists really contribute to Thailand’s tourism economy? From Drama to Data The viral footage, posted by the Koh Phangan Conscious Community Facebook page, shows an Israeli woman arguing over food and service, ending with the now-notorious claim that Israeli tourist spending is propping up the Thai economy. The phrase sparked anger and mockery, but also opened a broader conversation: Is Israeli tourism a significant force in Thailand’s travel sector? According to data from Thailand’s Ministry of Tourism and Sports, the answer is more nuanced than social media reactions might suggest. In 2023, Thailand welcomed approximately 280,000 Israeli tourists, a 30% increase from 2022. This surge continued into early 2025, with 69,901 Israeli visitors recorded in just the first two months, marking a 125% year-on-year growth — the highest ever recorded. For the full year 2025, estimates suggest 350,000 Israeli tourists will visit Thailand, contributing an estimated 29.35 billion baht to the local economy — a 23% increase from 2024. Big Spenders, Long Stays What sets Israeli tourists apart isn’t just the volume, but the quality of spending. On average, Israeli travelers stay 18.5 days per trip — well above the global average — and spend around 83,000 baht per person. That breaks down to 4,500 baht per day, about 8% higher than the average foreign tourist in Thailand. This positions Israelis as part of the “high-value tourist” segment that Thai authorities have been trying to attract. Most of their spending (38%) goes to accommodation, followed by food and drinks (25%), and shopping (13%). Key destinations include Bangkok, Phuket, Chiang Mai, Chonburi, and even remote provinces like Mae Hong Son, which hosted around 30,000 Israeli tourists in 2023. A Sensitive But Important Conversation While one controversial comment shouldn’t define a whole nationality, the episode raises important issues about how Thailand engages with foreign tourists — especially those who bring both revenue and friction. The Ministry of Tourism has noted that the post-pandemic tourism strategy isn’t just about chasing volume but focusing on longer stays and higher spending per visitor, which Israeli travelers fit. Yet as the video illustrates, economic contribution doesn’t always translate into cultural sensitivity or mutual respect. As Thailand’s tourism sector balances recovery, reputation, and regional competition, the question isn’t just whether tourists are spending — but whether both sides feel the exchange is fair. With 350,000 visitors projected, Israeli tourists outspend the average traveler in Thailand—favoring Phuket, Chiang Mai, Chonburi, Bangkok, and Mae Hong Son.