Poll: Under which Quarantine conditions would you holiday in Thailand?

[goji]

This thread is a long way off topic.

Maybe the obnoxious hydras, trolls and grammar N@zis may have been at work, but I have no intention of checking. Perhaps the off topic material could be transferred to a sandbox ?

Back on topic, I expect out of the people who might holiday in Thailand, most of them would want Quarantine conditions which are predictable.
Not like the kind of shambles in Phuket, where people who share a plane with one person who fails a PCR test are sent to a quarantine hotel for 2 weeks, at their own expense.

[vnman]

Back on topic, I expect out of the people who might holiday in Thailand, most of them would want Quarantine conditions which are predictable.
Not like the kind of shambles in Phuket, where people who share a plane with one person who fails a PCR test are sent to a quarantine hotel for 2 weeks, at their own expense.

That's crazy indeed. If I remember correctly, Christian could have had the same problem in Cambodia.

Another reason NOT to go.

[Dodger]

[QUOTE=goji;280637

...... I expect out of the people who might holiday in Thailand, most of them would want Quarantine conditions which are predictable.[/QUOTE]

It's impossible to predict what's going to happen from one day to the next right now.

Planning holidays in the middle of this mess with predictable quarantines is like rolling the dice. Maybe you win. Maybe you lose. No one on earth can change those odds right now.

[goji]

It's impossible to predict what's going to happen from one day to the next right now.

#1 Whatever scheme Thailand introduces for tourists, it is clearly sensible to observe it in action for at least a couple of weeks before joining in. Let some other people be the guinea pigs & find out if people can be randomly incarcerated after 1 other person on the plane fails a PCR test. Or some other form of random & illogical discrimination against tourists.

#2 Unless someone has a serious reason to return to Thailand (e.g. home or family), it makes no sense to go there right now an uncontrolled rise in cases. After all, that could end up with a full lockdown, so not much of a holiday.

Now give it 5~6 months and even Thailand might have vaccinated the majority of the population and be past the current upward trend in cases.

[a447]

goji wrote:

This thread is a long way off topic.

I agree. Some posts unrelated to this thread have been moved here:

https://sawatdeenetwork.com/v4/showt...ay-in-Thailand

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