Pattaya touts red-light zone

Pattaya touts red-light zone

In light of the recent BBC Three documentary focusing on the “dark side” of Thailand, Pattaya tourism operators have urged the government to solve persistent negative issues such as fraud, the decriminalisation of sex workers, and regulation of cannabis.

Red-light zoning suggested for nightlife behind the curtain

Presenter Zara McDermott wanders through Bangkok’s nightlife. PATTAYA, Thailand – Pressure groups in Pattaya are lobbying for government action following the recent BBC video about Thai prostitution. They include the Chonburi association representing tourism, a local real estate consortium and even PPP (Pattaya Pot Promoters). Thousands of social media warriors think The Dark Side of Paradise is just plain nonsense. They all emphasize the damage…

Pattaya Urges Red-Light Zoning, Cannabis Rules After BBC Doc

File photo for reference only Pattaya Calls for Red-Light District Zoning and Cannabis Regulations Following BBC Documentary Pattaya tourism operators are calling on the Thai government to address ongoing issues like fraud, decriminalising sex work, and cannabis regulation. This follows the release of a BBC Three documentary titled "Thailand: The Dark Side of Paradise," which highlights some negative aspects of the country. The Tourism A…

Pattaya Tourism Operators Urge Legal Reforms Amid BBC Documentary Backlash

PATTAYA — Tourism operators in Pattaya are calling on the government to address longstanding issues such as fraud, sex worker decriminalization, and cannabis regulation following the release of a BBC Three documentary that spotlighted the city’s nightlife and sex industry. The documentary, Thailand: The Dark Side of Paradise, has sparked debate about Pattaya’s image and […] Source