Israeli tourists criticised for door prank at Bangkok hotel
A Thai national bodybuilder condemned a group of Israeli tourists for repeatedly banging on his hotel room door in Bangkok. The athlete said one of the tourists later apologised after hotel staff restricted the group’s access to their room. Bodybuilder, Prakasit Kruabut, shared his account on Facebook yesterday, August 9, posting a photograph with an … The story Israeli tourists criticised for…
Israeli tourists faced criticism after a Thai bodybuilder confronted them for repeatedly banging on his hotel room door in Bangkok. In the incident, which occurred near Pratunam Market, the tourists knocked on the door as a prank before fleeing. The bodybuilder, Prakasit Kruabut, later posted the incident on Facebook, urging tourists to behave more responsibly while visiting Thailand.
The group was subsequently locked out of their room by hotel staff, and one member apologized to Prakasit and his wife before they checked out. However, Prakasit believed the apology was insincere. Despite not wanting to stereotype all Israeli tourists, Prakasit acknowledged that many followers had shared similar negative experiences with Israeli visitors.
Social media users urged him to take legal action, but it is unclear if the couple chose to pursue any legal proceedings.
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