Update on: Thailand's shorter tourist stays to fight crime
The France 24 – Français report summarises the main elements available, maintaining the statements attributed to their sources.
France 24 — French devotes a report to "An update on: Thailand's shorter tourist stays to fight crime" and presents this element as the central development of the available information.
The available report indicates that from September 15, Thailand is tightening its regulations for the reception of tourists, whose visa-free stays will not be able to exceed 30 days compared to 60 previously. The report also specifies that A new measure that concerns at least 60 countries, including those of the EU, aims in particular to fight crime associated with prolonged stays.
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- En Thaïlande, des séjours touristiques moins longs pour lutter contre la criminalité — France 24 — Français
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