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Naturist meeting in Goa, India
A group of Indian naturists held their first meeting in India in the weekend of 13-15 September 2019 in Goa in the South of India. There were 16 participants in the meeting, which took place in a rented villa and a beach hut over the three days. The organizer was Muthu, who was happy with the […]
New upgraded nude beach trip near Bangkok and Pattaya
New monthly nude beach trip for members of Naturist Association Thailand is a great upgrade compared to the now cancelled nude beach trip every last Sunday of the month. The beach trip is now on every last Wednesday of the month. An invitation has been sent to all members to join the very first of […]
New feature: Write your own article!
Become a naturist Blogger! Members of Naturist Association Thailand will now be able to publish real articles on this website. Got a naturist story to share? A new feature offers them - without going to the backend and knowing anything about website management - to write a story and include photos and other rich material. […]
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Bare@ll magazine
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Naturist Association Thailand in the news:
Pornographic young men – is it naturism?
Pornographic images of a group of young Thai men showing themselves in erotic positions out door and posted on a Facebook account made news in early June 2018. Thai TV channel True4U invited Gregers Moller of Naturist Association Thailand in the studio to explain to TV Presenter Wasamon Chuangpreecha if this was naturism and - […]
Review: Chan Resort in Pattaya, Thailand
Nick & Lins, http://www.nakedwanderings.com: Chan Resort was fully booked while we were there with an interesting mix of Thai, Australians, French, a couple from Hong Kong and several others of whom we have no idea where they were from. Most of the visitors were couples or single men. During the day there were also a number […]
Review: Oriental Village Chiang Mai Thailand
Nick & Lins, http://www.nakedwanderings.com: "When we walked through the gate of The Oriental Village, the only word that immediately came to mind was: "WOW". What a beautiful place, something we could have never expected when the taxi driver dropped us off in front of the building at the end of the road. Maybe it was the […]
i m new free member can i participate The 8th Annual International Naturist Conference in Thailand, 1st weekend in May 2019??
You have to a Paid member.
There are other benefits being a Paid member.
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.
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.
Karl I agree – If one is in a naturist resort then everybody should be nude. Full stop.
Dear Karl
There may be something about it, of course, but often the staff has gone outside the building in an errand, and so they have to be dressed.
However, there is something that amazes me much more, these are the many profiles that are here without any kind of photo on the profile. I’m just thinking, are they naturists or not? Are they afraid of being recognized? If they are recognized, then it is by persons who are themselves a naturist.