There’s a debate trending in Thailand right now about dual pricing. We have a few thoughts to share about that, but for now here’s one example that’s kind of funny, and pretty revealing. Thung Salaeng Luang National Park in Phitsanulok:
Thai price: 40 Baht
Foreigner price: 500 Baht
Fine for littering: 500 Baht
They should use the slogan TSLNP: Come visit and we’ll treat you like garbage 🤣
Thung Salaeng Luang National Park (Phitsanulok / Phetchabun provinces).
This place is one of the few in the country that has far too steep different entrance fees for foreigners: 500 THB compared to 40 THB for locals.
That being said, it’s also one of the most beautiful and unique national parks I’ve been to in Thailand, with savanna-like landscapes spread across the park and several scenic trails and viewpoints.
Pricing
Locals (Thais):
Expats (with Work Permit):
Tourists:
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The intention of this website is to give foreigners the “Right to Choose”.
We don’t think it is fair that some tourist attractions disguise the fact that they have a dual price system.
Our opinion is that if they want to overcharge foreign tourists by as much as 200% then that is their decision. But, don’t do it in a way that is both sneaky and insulting.
Many Thais and foreigners agree that the dual pricing system is hurting the image of both the tourism industry and Thailand itself. Thai people are internationally known for their kind and generous hospitality. The actions of a few tourist attractions are damaging that reputation. We respectfully request a transparent pricing system in Thailand as the first step. But, ultimately we would like to see the #2PriceThailand policy abolished.
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