PATTAYA, Thailand— Pattaya Night Company Operators Association, led by Rumpueng ‘Lisa’ Hamilton, provided a letter detailing 9 vital suggestions to Pattaya native, Yodchai Puengporn, MP for Chonburi and the National Tourist Committee at the Federal Government Home on October 12. Focused on dealing with the pushing obstacles dealt with by Pattaya’s tourist market, these suggestions were talked about throughout a conference where the association actively took part.
The essential suggestions consist of promoting for training and licensing for guards, proposing a 10% tax relief on companies within the market to promote tourist, promoting Pattaya as a premier international location, recommending the growth of home entertainment zones to draw in more travelers, and promoting for extended operating hours for companies and home entertainment places to improve night-time activities.
Moreover, the association worried the requirement for a unified music copyright system, rigorous guidelines for roadwork jobs associated with tourist, the enactment of laws for traveler security, and complete usage of U-Tapao International Airport to attend to numerous tourism-related concerns.
The association strongly thinks that Pattaya, with its untapped capacity, needs ingenious techniques to get rid of continuing obstacles in the tourist sector. In spite of the easing of COVID-19 constraints, companies in Pattaya continue to deal with difficulties, and the association stresses the seriousness of embracing brand-new techniques to take full advantage of the city’s tourist appeal.
