Brothers or “Others”? Attitudes of Thais Towards Chinese Tourists during COVID-19
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Summary
It is found that for Thais to improve their attitudes toward Chinese tourists, or metaphorically speaking, to find their lost brothers, social-cultural compatibility and resonances between the two peoples aroused in sustained interactions was the key.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 2021-07-03
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- 3
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- 78
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Keywords
Thais, Tourism, Social exchange theory, Salient, China
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