Thailand: A Feast for the Senses

Film per la TV
2014
30min

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaRanked among the world's most popular tourist destinations, Thailand is a breathtaking paradise not to be missed. Blessed with a diverse variety, this ancient mystical land has so much to sh... Leggi tuttoRanked among the world's most popular tourist destinations, Thailand is a breathtaking paradise not to be missed. Blessed with a diverse variety, this ancient mystical land has so much to share with its visitors. Often called a "feast for the senses", Thailand is an amazing mix o... Leggi tuttoRanked among the world's most popular tourist destinations, Thailand is a breathtaking paradise not to be missed. Blessed with a diverse variety, this ancient mystical land has so much to share with its visitors. Often called a "feast for the senses", Thailand is an amazing mix of sights, sounds, smells and much more. Join host Christina Cindrich as she discovers the ... Leggi tutto

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2/10

Run-of-the-mill

Wow ... Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Phuket ... how original!

Making shows like this only puts further constraints on the tourism industry of countries like Thailand. Bangkok, I understand ... everybody starts or ends their trip there. But there are so many other quality, unique destinations throughout the country that could use the tourism money much more than the farang-infested destinations of Chiang Mai and Phuket, which lost their charm years ago.

Also, how can it be said that Chiang Mai is the second largest city in Thailand? Census data and definitions aren't all that reliable, but as far as I'm aware, Chiang Mai barely makes the top five largest cities in the country. Do your homework.