Heading for Thailand medicaltourism? The country is a good choice for treatment especially that the cost is
much lower by about fifty percent or even more as compared to what you would
normally pay in the United States. However, just like going to other countries
for travel, medical tourism, business matters, and other purposes, you should
definitely know about the ‘things to avoid in Thailand medical tourism. Check
these out:
You’re Mad? Don’t Raise Your Voice or Indemnify a Local
You’ll regret it. Natives do
not commonly show rage or shout at each other. Sounds weird? It’s true! You’ll
regret shouting since what you’ll be getting is a warm smile. J
Avoid the Joyride Without a Helmet
Do not ride a motorbike
without a helmet especially when you’re alcohol-intoxicated. You don’t want to
spill your brain on the road, do you? Even Thais who have been riding a motorcycle
all their lives meet road accidents. What more?
Do Not Only Dine in Western Food Chains or Restaurants
When it comes to the fusion
of the wildest and most aromatic flavors, you cannot discount Thai food, combined
with the influence of Asian and Western cuisines, you are surely to calm and
suit your hunger and taste buds. Come on! Indulge in Thai food.
Do Not Show ‘PDA’
Thais are normally
affectionate, as you would see in their smiles, but many of them do not
appreciate PDA. The farthest you should go in showing affection in public is to
‘hold hands.’
Do Not Go Half Naked
If you do not dream of
getting ‘Thai’ sunburn and expose your skin to the dread-iest weather of the
day, avoid getting naked in the sun. It’s a hell hot in here! Plus, Thais are
conservative folks—notice how women dress. You won’t have the chance for
cleavage-watching here.
Thailand medical tourism is
one of the best choices if you would like to explore Asia (for a different sight).
However, beware of these things which may or may not shock you. It all depends
on your tolerance for them.
Share your Thailand medical
tourism experience below. The Ultimate Medical Tourism Guide community will
appreciate to hear your piece of the story.
Talk Later,
Sarah
Talk Later,
Sarah
Suggested Good Reads
- http://www.squidoo.com/thingsnottodointhailand
- http://thailandmusings.thaivisa.com/avoid-getting-sick-in-thailand/
- http://www.wikihow.com/Avoid-Tourist-Traps-in-Thailand
- http://www.puretravel.com/blog/2012/02/13/thai-etiquette-7-things-to-avoid-doing-in-thailand/
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