berndgrimm hat geschrieben:dass man sofort wieder auf Ausländer als Täter hinweist
bei den Ausländern bringen sich aber - wenn überhaupt - meist Expats gegenseitig um. Vergwaltigungen von Ausländern an Ausländern und dann noch Mord ist m.E. eher selten.Kevin hat geschrieben: Warum nicht? Sind ja fast ausschließlich Ausländer die auf fullmoon party machen.
Und die ziehen sich ja jeden Scheiß rein um high zu werden.
Manche fressen danach sogar das Gesicht eines anderen.
Ich denke da eher an Yaba oder sonst ein zeug, dass einem sooo grässlich zumacht!Kevin hat geschrieben: .... Malayen ermorden britische Touristen in Thailand. Klingt ja fast nach IS.....
http://www.nationmultimedia.com/nationa ... 43457.htmlthai.fun hat geschrieben:Ich denke da eher an Yaba oder sonst ein zeug, dass einem sooo grässlich zumacht!Kevin hat geschrieben: .... Malayen ermorden britische Touristen in Thailand. Klingt ja fast nach IS.....
Und die Suizide nicht zu vergessen! Wahrscheinlich haben die beiden sichPOLICE LAST NIGHT ruled out three Myanmar workers being involved in the murder of two British tourists, as the government appeared to call into question the "behaviour" of the victims themselves.Three male Myanmar workers were held for questioning, but ruled out of the investigation yesterday afternoon, southern regional police commander Panya Mamen told AFP.
"They were very far from the scene ... it was probably not them," he said, adding that DNA samples had been collected from the men.Koh Tao, home to stunning white sand beaches and azure waters, is popular with divers but is smaller and more laid-back than neighbouring Koh Phangan—which draws hordes of backpackers to its hedonistic "full moon" party.
Later Prayuth said local people must tell "tourists when the safe times are to be outside, we have to help them understand".
Police had earlier said the pair had been seen partying at a local bar just hours before they died.
The country is desperate to avoid further damage to the nation's lucrative tourism industry, which has been battered in recent months after a prolonged political crisis ended in a coup.But it is rare for tourists to be murdered in Thailand, although it is not uncommon for visitors to die accidentally.
Man muss sich die Lage nicht schönreden, wenn weniger Touristen hier mehr ausgebenTourism industry bodies desperate for a boost amid weak bookings
The tourism sector is reiterating its call for the government to lift martial law in the face of losses due to the continued drop in tourist arrivals.
Key tourism groups - Thai Travel Agents Association (ATTA) and Thai Hotels Association (THA) - voiced their concern over the decline in arrivals despite the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT)'s many campaigns to woo visitors in the wake of the coup.
ATTA has strongly advised the government to lift martial law, while THA is calling for measures to boost confidence in terms of safety and protect tourists from scams.
Between January and September, international arrivals at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport stood at 9.1 million, down from 11.3 million in the same period last year, according to the Immigration Police Bureau. This shows a 19-per-cent decline.
The bureau also reported that visitors from all regions, with the exception of Eastern Europe, had plunged by 5 to 30 per cent. Visitors from Northeast Asia recorded the biggest decline of 30 per cent, followed by East Asia (29 per cent) and Oceania (16 per cent). Visitors from east European nations, namely Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Commonwealth nations posted a growth.
"Foreigners are still unsure about their safety in the country and feel uncomfortable about coming here at a time when martial law is in force. The only way to return confidence would be to lift this law," he said. Thailand earned some Bt1.3 trillion from tourism this year and was ranked seventh - ahead of all Asean nations and after only China - rising from last year's ninth position in global rankings.
This year, TAT projected getting some 25.6 million international arrivals, a slight drop over 2013. However, visitor expenditure is expected to rise 2.2 per cent to Bt1.23 trillion.
Wurde die "Amazing Thailand" Werbekampagne nicht seinerzeit unter Militärherrschaft lanciert?berndgrimm hat geschrieben:Wenn die Militärregierung etwas tun will um mehr Touristen hierhin zu bringen
Kevin hat geschrieben:Wurde die "Amazing Thailand" Werbekampagne nicht seinerzeit unter Militärherrschaft lanciert?
Nicht alles Gute in Thailand stammt aus der Militärdiktatur.The first and most important change that we have made is to reinforce the 'Amazing Thailand' slogan that proved so successful in 1998-99.
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