Thai Holidays Lose Luster for Chinese Tourists Amid Actor Wang Xing's Disappearance-news

Thai Holidays Lose Luster for Chinese Tourists Amid Actor Wang Xing's Disappearance

2025-01-10Malay Mail

The upcoming Lunar New Year was expected to be a peak travel season for Thailand, with many Chinese tourists flocking to the country to celebrate. However, the recent disappearance of Chinese actor Wang Xing has sparked safety concerns among travelle ...Read more

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