Well I couldn't disagree more
[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2939506]Maybe you would have a point if this was not Thailand, where the government is the main entity of dual-pricing and ripoffs. Foreigners are charged exorbitantly more than Thais at national parks and attractions. Taxi drivers, vendors, and condo sellers are not in charge of those prices. The government that just told you it is wrong to rip foreigners off is in the business of ripping foreigners off.
There was also a bill in progress that foreigners should be charged 300 baht when entering the country. I am in a facebook group about dual pricing in Thailand. Here is a picture of article from 4 years ago when the government said we must let expats pay the same price as citizens since they live here too. Since that article in 2020, it has been crickets on that matter.[/QUOTE]There are museums around the world that charge different prices, I think that is fair, why? Because it is based on taxes, locals pay taxes to build and maintain them, that is their entry fee.
It is not based on race or nationality.
You are trying to mix apples and onions again but go figure.
Just like BB wrote they are doing it Japan now, why? The yen is "low", so its getting flooded with people trying to help their economy and have more value for their USD or euro.
How does Japan show their appreciation? Racist price gouging.
Its Asia go figure, the land of Hitler Nazi weddings.