Meal Notice
For tour group meals, the travel agency will ensure that the sanitation and quantity of meals meet the promised standards. However, the taste of meals varies by region and may not meet your personal preferences.
Tour Notice
During peak travel season or special circumstances, the tour departure time may be earlier or slightly later than what is listed on the itinerary (the actual departure time will be decided by the service staff). Please be prepared in advance.
For this activity, your service staff may need to adjust your itinerary depending on weather, traffic conditions, or other factors. This could mean visiting attractions in a slightly different order or assembling at a different time to enter an attraction. The service staff will always ask your permission before doing this and you won't end up with fewer attractions in your itinerary.
Shopping Notice
During the group tour, there may be shopping venues not arranged by the travel agency in some scenic spots/venues, restaurants, rest areas, and other places. Trip.com reminds you to consume rationally at these places based on your own needs and request a consumption proof. You'll be responsible for any consumption disputes that may occur.
Notes
In case of bad weather and other force majeure, the park may change the operation times of its amusement rides or the performance times without prior notice, and may cancel certain amusement rides and performances. If bad weather results in any equipment failure, shutdown, or cancellation of performances, the travel agency will do its best to assist you in processing changes. Any price difference must be paid for. If the new price is lower than the original price, the excess will be refunded.
There may be some privately operated entertainment and consumption venues at the destination. Most of these venues do not have legal business qualifications and may pose various hidden dangers. For your safety and health, Trip.com reminds you to be cautious when consuming at these venues.
For multi-person tours, the booker or the representative of the group should confirm that all other travelers have authorized them to be their representative for signing the contract. Other travelers must also acknowledge the authorized representative's signature on the tour contract and its appendices. If you do not have such authorization, please do not make the booking/sign the contract on behalf of others.
For the sake of the safety of minors, we recommend that minors be accompanied by their legal guardian, or someone who has been given permission to accompany them by their legal guardian.
Travel Guide and Regulations
Effective February 1, 2018, smoking is prohibited on the following 24 beaches in Thailand. Violators will be subject to a fine of THB 100,000 (approximately CNY 20,000) or up to one year in prison, or both. Please be sure to comply with local laws and regulations! Beaches: 1. Banchuen Beach (Trat Province) 2. Leam Sadet Beach (Chanthaburi Province) 3. Saeng Chan Beach (Rayong Province) 4. Bang Saen Beach (Chonburi Province) 5. Tham Phang Beach (Chonburi Province) 6. Sai Kaew Beach (Chonburi Province) 7. Dong Tan Beach (Chonburi Province) 8. Cha-am Beach (Phetchaburi Province) 9. Hua Hin Beach (Prachuap Khiri Khan Province) 10. Khao Takiab Beach (Prachuap Khiri Khan Province) 11. Sai Ri Beach (Chumphon Province) 12. Bophut Beach (Koh Samui, Surat Thani Province) 13. Chalokbankao Beach (Koh Chang, Trat Province) 14. Plai Sai Beach (Nakhon Si Thammarat Province) 15. Chalatat Beach (Songkhla Province) 16. Wasukri Beach (Pattani Province) 17. Patong Beach (Phuket Province) 18. Kho Kai Nok Beach (Phang Nga Province) 19. Kho Kai Nai Beach (Phang Nga Province) 20. Pra-Ae Beach (Krabi Province) 21. Klong Dao Beach (Krabi Province) 22. Kor Kwang Beach (Krabi Province) 23. Chao Samran Beach (Trang Province) 24. Khao Lak Beach (Phang Nga Province)
In Thailand, vehicles drive on the left side of the road, which is opposite to what's in China. It is important for new tourists to Thailand to be mindful of the direction of vehicles when crossing the road and avoid making any mistakes.
Attractions in Thailand such as the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha require tourists to wear trousers or skirts that cover their knees and tops that cover their shoulders and belly buttons. Sandals, slippers, or flip-flops are not allowed. The Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall and Vimanmek Mansion require women to wear below-the-knee skirts and tops that cover their shoulders and belly buttons. Sandals, slippers, or flip-flops are not allowed. Please pay attention to your attire.
For your safety and the protection of your belongings, please avoid displaying valuables and large amounts of cash in public. Be vigilant with your jewelry, camera, and other personal items while on the street.
Activities like swimming, rafting, diving, skiing, ice skating, snow play, surfing, exploring, hot air ballooning, and riding an alpine ropeway come with inherent risks. Before participating, evaluate your physical condition and carefully consider the guidelines and recommendations provided by relevant local authorities and professional organizations.
Trip.com provides travel safety guidelines covering three main areas: general travel tips, risky tourist activities, and advice for special groups. Please take the time to read these Safety guidelines and warnings

Chiang Mai Tiger Park one-day tour in Chiang Mai, Thailand