For the past few weeks, there has been a surge in advertisements online promoting popular tourist destinations in Thailand. What is the reason for this unusual increase in the amount of information available?
- If things are going well, there's no need for a massive media campaign. Many people currently managing and strategizing for Thai tourism admit they are facing difficulties. Airfares have skyrocketed, the cost of living has increased by around 25-30%, infrastructure is deteriorating, and the environment is worsening. The implementation of a two-tiered pricing system (foreigners pay more than locals) is also adding to the burden. Furthermore, concerns about human trafficking are making international tourists hesitant.
So where did the guest go in the end?
- When prices fall in one place, prices rise elsewhere immediately. Two Southeast Asian countries currently favored by international tourists are Vietnam and the Philippines. Before them, it was Malaysia and Cambodia. International tourists are very discerning. Comparing similar destinations allows them to choose very quickly. A significant advantage for Vietnam in attracting tourists is its affordable prices and safe living environment. Thailand, once a top destination in the region, now faces a precarious position.
- They'll fall behind temporarily, but they'll find a way to recover. In any field, maintaining customer goodwill yields positive results. Healthy competition creates constant pressure for a sustained race.
Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/dua-ben-bi-post794558.html
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