Why Aren't Chinese Business Owners Allowed to Operate in Thai Night Markets? The Answer is Heartbreaking
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If you have been to Thailand tourism, Chinese tourists should all have unforgettable impressions of Thai night markets. Because Thailand is a tropical country, almost all four seasons are very hot, everyone doesn't want to go out to activity during the day, and after the sun sets in the evening, the climate is cooler, so they go out to shop and entertain, and over time, they have formed Thailand's rich night market culture.
Thai night markets can be said to be countless, from south to north, from city to countryside, you can almost see them in all corners of Thailand. And night markets not only provide food, drink and entertainment, but also allow you to feel the local culture and customs of Thailand, so they are particularly loved by tourists, especially those who like to 'join the crowd' Chinese tourists.
However, if you have been to Thailand and have shopped in Thai night markets, you will find that almost all the business in Thai night markets is done by Thai bosses. Why don't you see Chinese bosses in Thai night markets? After all, there are many Chinese people living in Thailand, and Chinese tourists are also very many, this seems a little illogical.
According to the theory, there are not many Chinese bosses doing business in Thailand. You can see many Chinese bosses' restaurants, shops, and supermarkets in many places in Thailand, but why do Chinese bosses still not come to do business in Thai night markets? Thai night markets are usually very bustling, Chinese bosses shouldn't miss such a good business opportunity, right?
Later, I asked a Thai friend, and my Thai friend told me that Thai night markets are a very important tourism project in Thailand, and they need to maintain the 'original flavor' of Thailand to attract tourists in a sustainable way, so Thai night markets are usually 'refused' Chinese bosses to do business, mainly because they are afraid of affecting the original style of Thai night markets.
In addition, Thai people think that Chinese bosses are better at doing business than Thai bosses, and they always don't follow the normal rules. If Thai night markets allow Chinese bosses to do business, in the long run, Thai bosses will gradually be eliminated, and eventually become the territory of Chinese bosses. This is what Thai people don't want to see.
Have you been to Thailand and what are your impressions of Thailand? Have you shopped at various night markets in Thailand? Do you know why there are no Chinese bosses doing business in Thai night markets? If you have the opportunity to go to Thailand to visit night markets in the future, welcome everyone to leave a comment!
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