The Places That Lost The Most Points In The Tourism Year 2013

Rape, floods, political instability are the causes for many countries such as India, Philippines, Thailand ... to have a headache with the problem of tourism.1

. India - Rape: According to statistics, every 22 minutes there is a rape case in India and the rape rate in the capital New Delhi is the highest in the country. Not only is it targeting Indian women, but rape also happens to female foreign tourists. Recently, an American tourist woman was gang-raped by a truck driver and two accomplices for an hour on June 3 after she asked for a ride in the town of Manali rampant in India.



Previously, in March, a London tourist was sexually assaulted by a hotel owner in the city of Agra, causing her to jump from the third floor to the ground. This happened a few days after a Swiss woman was raped by six farmers while cycling with her husband on a tour in India. Rape is on the rise, making tourists, especially women, be afraid to come to India. Philippines - Typhoon and Flood: Located in the western Pacific belt, the Philippines suffers an average of about 19 storms every year. In 2013, Haiyan with winds of 300 km / h landing the Philippines was one of the most devastating record storms ever recorded. Typhoon Haiyan became a terror not only to the people but also to tourists in the Philippines. The scene collapsed after Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines Cities and villages located 1 km from the coast were flooded, causing bodies to float and roads full of debris and trees to fall.



About 3,000 tourists were stranded at seaports in the Philippines because water traffic was suspended during the storm. Twelve airports, including those serving the popular tourist islands of Palawan, Bohol and Boracay, have also closed. Thailand - Riot: The anti-government protests in Thailand have been going on since early November 2013. Some of the demonstrations have broken out into violence that killed and injured many people. The unstable political situation has seriously affected the social life of the people here, especially tourism. Demonstration in Thailand. Some countries have warned their citizens to be careful when traveling to Thailand. The Thai Minister of Foreign Affairs had to invite the Ambassadors of countries in Thailand to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to clarify the situation.



According to calculations by Thai officials, the protest decreased 350,000 foreign tourists to Thailand in November. The US - Government shutdown Due to a failure to unify a budget for the new fiscal year, the US government was forced to close on October 1. As a result, many tourist and entertainment destinations in the US have to stop welcoming guests including the Smithsonian Museum, the National Zoo in Washington, the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island in New York, Independence Hall in Philadelphia. , Alcatraz Island near San Franciso and the Washington Monument… Washington Lincoln Memorial closed, October 1, 2013. Although after 2 days, many tourist attractions such as the Statue of Liberty and Grand Canyon National Park have reopened, but this makes many tourists confused when coming to America. Many domestic and foreign tourists coming here on this occasion did not have a desired vacation. Cuu Trai Cau - return tickets: Cuu Trai Cau tourist area can receive about 23,000 visitors per day on average, up to 41,000 visitors. However, 7 days of National Day holiday coincides with the most beautiful Jiuzhaigou period of the year, causing the number of tourists to visit suddenly, causing congestion, traffic paralyzed many kilometers.



tourists, especially in October. Photo: Chinadaily The crowded situation made more than two thousand tourists stranded, protesting demanding to pay tickets. The management board of Jiuzhaigou had to apologize and refund tickets to tourists. Approximately 12,000 units were returned and the total refunded to tourists amounted to nearly 13 billion VND. Laos - traffic accident 2013 is also the year when many accidents occurred in Laos, killing many tourists, including Vietnamese tourists. On April 21, a passenger car carrying more than 30 Vietnamese tourists traveling to Laos - Thailand for 7 days had a very serious accident while passing through Cau Treo (Ha Tinh) border gate. Find the victims at the plane crash scene. Most recently, the aircraft ATR-72 of Lao Airlines airline crashed while flying from the capital Vientiane to Pakse city, Champasak province on October 16.



All 5 crew members and 44 passengers from 11 countries on the flight died, of which 2 were Vietnamese. *** Source: iVIVU.com Travel Guide - According to Vnexpress.

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