Comments

1. 

   leon305

   i m new free member can i participate The 8th Annual International Naturist Conference in Thailand, 1st weekend in May 2019??

   1. 

      Bruce E Kendall

      You have to a Paid member.
      There are other benefits being a Paid member.

2. 

   Karl

   1. It is important that all naturist resorts are 100% naturist and that goes for staff as well. I recently visited a place where after talking to staff came away with the feeling that staff thought us to be strange and funny people. If staff are not naturist themselves then they should not be working there.

   I know that there is a business case for being clothes optional but this makes it awkward for local thais who want to be naturist but afraid that they may run across friends visiting who are not naturist. For example in one of the resorts than employ myanmar staff i know that myanmar naturist will not visit that resort as this would be fround upon by the staff and not being akin to their culture.

   Some practive measures need to be taken to encourage thais to become naturist.

   Otherwise thumbs up for the magnificent efforts.

3. 

   Karl

   Has anyone conducted a survey of NAT members to determine how many support the notion of:
   1. Ensuring 100% naturism of people visiting a naturist resort/club in thailand;
   2. All staff being naturist during work (maybe given a grace period of 1 month from commencement to become naturist);
   3. Resorts/clubs making available gender statistic of visitors attending their venues.
   4. Ensuring that some rooms have twin beds for family members.

4. 

   Jonathan Booth

   Karl I agree – If one is in a naturist resort then everybody should be nude. Full stop.