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Thai Tourist Police pledge better support for Chinese visitors
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Thailand’s Tourist Police Bureau has pledged to improve assistance for Chinese and other international visitors, following a recent travel warning from the Chinese embassy over kidnappings involving Chinese nationals.
Key facts
- The bureau announced the plans today, October 22, saying it would strengthen its information services and coordination with other agencies.
- Thailand’s Tourist Police Bureau has pledged to improve assistance for Chinese and other international visitors, following a recent travel warning from the Chinese embassy over kidnappings involving Chinese nationals.
- The warning follows several reported cases involving Chinese nationals, including actor Wang Xing, who was lured to Thailand with a fake film offer in 2025 before being taken to a scam compound in Myanmar .
- According to an October 18 report by the South China Morning Post, the embassy advised Chinese travellers, particularly online influencers, artists and actors, to beware of fraudulent job offers used to lure victims into criminal
Summary
The bureau announced the plans today, October 22, saying it would strengthen its information services and coordination with other agencies.
According to an October 18 report by the South China Morning Post, the embassy advised Chinese travellers, particularly online influencers, artists and actors, to beware of fraudulent job offers used to lure victims into criminal operations.