A Place To Be Killed: Tourism Alert Thailand

A Tourist dies in Thailand every single day, and for Australians in particular, "The Land of
Smiles" (which becomes an oxymoron for the victim's families) is the deadliest destination of them all. British subjects also die of unnatural causes with alarming frequency in the country, in almost every way imaginable. I decided to write about WHY so many tourists die tragically in Thailand of unnatural causes (including several people I knew), moreover how visitors to the country can be proactive, and mitigate potential disaster in almost every instance!  I wanted to get the word out - on the nature of a plethora of key tourist fatality factors, so people can learn the truth about what's really happening in Thailand. 

For those readers that may be deciding to travel to the Kingdom for the first time,
fore-warned is fore-armed!  When even one visitor is potentially at risk, safety information should be shared and stories should be told. In the end however, it's up to the personal behavior choices a tourist makes in the country. When a visitor chooses higher levels of risk-behaviors in Thailand as compared to in
their country of origin, disaster too frequently follows. The majority get away
unscathed, but many don't. That's precisely why a book like "A PLACE TO BE
KILLED" becomes INDISPENSABLE for the  at-risk traveler. It could be your own son,
daughter, niece or friend that's going to the country (or you) soon, so advise
them to read this book.

Thailand is still a great country - but one must be aware of intrinsic dangers, and this book covers every single one of them! After tourists read this manuscript, they will be way less likely to meet trouble half-way in the "Land Of Smiles."