Etiquette manual for chinese tourists

 · Thailand To Give Chinese Tourists Etiquette Manuals. Thailand's tourism office has announced plans to give etiquette manuals to incoming Chinese tourists who are expected to visit the country later this week. 90, tourists from mainland China are expected to visit Thailand this week, according to the Tourist Authority of Thailand. In preparation for their arrival, leaflets containing .  · The manual will list museum etiquette, such as not touching paintings, warn against using public property as lavatories, and encourage proper driving behaviour, according to .  · Chiang Mai, the most popular destination for Chinese tourists, will be the focal point of the Mandarin-language manuals, which will reportedly warn against using public property as lavatories, list museum etiquette, such as not touching paintings, and encourage proper driving behaviour. Chinese tourists in Chiang Mai and nearby Chiang Rai have been the target of numerous complaints from .

Etiquette manuals in Mandarin are being printed for the 90, Chinese tourists who are expected to travel to Thailand for Chinese New Year, later this week. Even when speaking their own language, Chinese tourists must be cautious, the manual insists. “More and more foreigners can speak Chinese. Don't comment on, belittle or even curse locals while. Chinese tourists may have finally claimed the title of the planet’s most boorish tourists. The booklet lays out etiquette for the theater (“respect performers if the performer makes a.

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