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Thai Locals Demand 15-Day Limit for Israeli Tourists Amid Behavior Concerns
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First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago
What happened
Local residents in Phuket, Thailand, protested, demanding a 15-day stay limit for Israeli tourists due to behavioral concerns. This comes as Thailand considers reducing visa-free stays nationally, while Israeli tourism to the country is increasing.
- 01Phuket locals protested, demanding a 15-day limit for Israeli tourists.
- 02Concerns were raised about the behavior of some foreign and Israeli tourists.
- 03Thailand's tourism minister warned of deportations for law-breaking visitors.
- 04Israeli tourism to Thailand is experiencing significant growth.
- 05Thailand is reducing national visa-free stays from 60 to 30 days.
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