Pattaya's government may actually mean business when it comes to cleaning up the beaches in Pattaya and jomtien. It has long been a problem with jet ski operators acamming and even strong arming tourists into paying money for damages they did not cause.
This can greatly affect Pattaya and Jomtiens tourist trade, souring the future for tourism in the areas. Random weekly inspections as well as yearly check to make sure operators have and can continue to re-new their licenses are already being implemented. Have a look below atthe article from Pattaya One News!
On Thursday afternoon the first of a series of random weekly checks on Jet Ski’s and their operators on Pattaya and Jomtien Beaches took place in an effort to stop the well publicized Jet Ski scams which have a huge negative impact on tourism in the area.
A team of officials including Police Colonel Tamanoon, the Pattaya Police Chief, Khun Pongtasit, Chief Bailiff of Banglamung District along with Khun Adisorn, local adviser to the Ministry of Labor and officers from the Marine Department, conducted an inspection of the Jet Ski’s and operators located along Pattaya Beach.
Apart from the vehicles themselves the Jet Ski operators were given details of newly enforced regulations which must be adhered to from now on which includes yearly checks for each Jet Ski before licenses to operate can be re-issued.
For those that fail to comply with these regulations, strong penalties will be issued and they will not be permitted to run their business from the beach.
This can greatly affect Pattaya and Jomtiens tourist trade, souring the future for tourism in the areas. Random weekly inspections as well as yearly check to make sure operators have and can continue to re-new their licenses are already being implemented. Have a look below atthe article from Pattaya One News!
On Thursday afternoon the first of a series of random weekly checks on Jet Ski’s and their operators on Pattaya and Jomtien Beaches took place in an effort to stop the well publicized Jet Ski scams which have a huge negative impact on tourism in the area.
A team of officials including Police Colonel Tamanoon, the Pattaya Police Chief, Khun Pongtasit, Chief Bailiff of Banglamung District along with Khun Adisorn, local adviser to the Ministry of Labor and officers from the Marine Department, conducted an inspection of the Jet Ski’s and operators located along Pattaya Beach.
Apart from the vehicles themselves the Jet Ski operators were given details of newly enforced regulations which must be adhered to from now on which includes yearly checks for each Jet Ski before licenses to operate can be re-issued.
For those that fail to comply with these regulations, strong penalties will be issued and they will not be permitted to run their business from the beach.
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