News Forum - Chon Buri authorities reorganise vendors at Na Jomtien Beach

[Thaiger]

Municipal and traffic police are reorganising vendors on Na Jomtien Beach to give tourists more space to enjoy beach vibes after they received complaints that food carts are blocking the traffic and parking areas along the beach. Na Jomtien Beach had been improved to prevent coastal erosion and draw more tourists with a budget of 600 million baht. The beaches are now wider. More sand was added to the beach, making it more than 50 metres wider and longer by about 800 metres. This has made Na Jomtien become a very popular tourist destination, especially for domestic travellers. However, the […]

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[palooka]

I'm sure the Police will sort it out, lots of tea money to be made here for the prime spots.

[Ramanathan.P]

It is very simple. Just allocate a place for all the vendors to accommodate their stalls and make it a food court with local foods. No food beyond that food court. That way the beach also can be kept clean and the traffic congestion can be avoided.

[Wackamole]

6 hours ago, Ramanathan.P said:

It is very simple. Just allocate a place for all the vendors to accommodate their stalls and make it a food court with local foods. No food beyond that food court. That way the beach also can be kept clean and the traffic congestion can be avoided.

or better yet, let the vendors be, they are what makes the place awesome, discourage cars instead.

[Philly]

Until people start lifting their rubbish and disposing of it properly there will always be a problem.