More thieving from the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), Sukjai Thailand Facebook page.

This time it is a photo of a bridge called Atsadang that the Tourism Authority of Thailand stole.  Oh, yeah, they also stole some text but I am not sure from where since the same text is on numerous web sites.

Yep – more thievery from the Tourism Authority of Thailand – too lazy to shoot their own photos, too lazy to type their own words.

The photo either came from Luxuryholidaysthailand.com or this blog.

Much easier to steal from other people and then make it look like it belongs to the Tourism Authority of Thailand.

Don’t give credit to the rightful owners of the intellectual property.

Just steal, steal, steal, and steal again – all day long.  Surf the Internet, right click and steal other people’s photos and text.

Must be nice to have a job where you get paid to steal.  I wonder what the Tourism Authority of Thailand hiring criteria is.  Know how to surf the Internet and steal photos for future uploading to Facebook.

This is how the Tourism Authority of Thailand operates its day to day social media marketing.

The text was modified to remove a broken link to http://luxuryholidaysthailand.com/tag/natural-beauty-island/.

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