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Thai Tour Company Refuses Israeli Family, Citing Guide Unwillingness
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First reported by N12 · 4 hours ago
What happened
A Thai tour company, GreenLeaf, refused to guide an Israeli family, citing guides' unwillingness to work with Israeli tourists. This incident follows a trend of negative social media sentiment towards Israeli tourists in Thailand, prompting an embassy warning about unverified information.
- 01Thai tour company GreenLeaf refused service to an Israeli family.
- 02The company cited guides' unwillingness to lead tours for Israelis.
- 03The incident occurs amid rising social media criticism of Israeli tourists in Thailand.
- 04Some negative reports about Israelis have been based on misinformation.
- 05Israel's embassy in Thailand warned against spreading unverified information.
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