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During a gathering with consular mission heads and law enforcement officials from 12 countries, PM Srettha Thavisin emphasized the urgent need to prevent Phuket from becoming a haven for “safety tourism.” He reflected on his first visit to Phuket after taking office, noting significant progress but stressing that more needs to be done beyond economic gains. Srettha Thavisin unveiled the Phuket Model, a comprehensive plan aimed at revolutionizing tourism management and enhancing social security in the popular tourist destination.
Central to the Phuket Model is prioritizing the safety of lives and property for both locals and tourists. PM Srettha acknowledged issues with law violations by foreign nationals and promised fair government intervention. He announced stringent measures to enhance safety, including strict law enforcement, crackdowns on illegal activities, and promoting responsible tourism practices. Whether visiting a pool villa in Phuket, or other choices of hospitality such as those provided by examples like the Anantara Layan Phuket Resort, visitors can expect more infrastructure to be developed along the way, enhancing the experience.
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