US EditionDon’t say the baht is weak — it’s not. And Pattaya’s tourism is feeling the pressure
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Don’t say the baht is weak — it’s not. And Pattaya’s tourism is feeling the pressure
Tourists say Thailand no longer feels like a bargain. Public backlash grows as the baht stays firm while wallets get lighter. (Photo by Jetsada Homklin) PATTAYA, Thailand – While headlines scream about a “weakened” Thai baht, the truth is more complicated — and frankly, misleading. The baht hasn’t significantly weakened in any meaningful long-term sense. If anything, it remains overvalued against several major currencies, especially considering …
·Pattaya City, Thailand
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