Special tourism policy
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Re: Special tourism policy
The Cambodian scheme is similar to the Thai scheme, https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/ge ... ially-open
From the governments' point of view, it makes sense to introduce these schemes, especially if your neighbouring countries have introduced one - you don't want to miss out on the potential. They don't cost a lot to administer.
But in terms of total spend, the big money comes from the ordinary tourist and long-stayer. And, as has been said, the local small businesses get a bigger share of the spend, compared to the high-rollers who don't tend to eat chicken noodles on the street.
From the governments' point of view, it makes sense to introduce these schemes, especially if your neighbouring countries have introduced one - you don't want to miss out on the potential. They don't cost a lot to administer.
But in terms of total spend, the big money comes from the ordinary tourist and long-stayer. And, as has been said, the local small businesses get a bigger share of the spend, compared to the high-rollers who don't tend to eat chicken noodles on the street.
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