US servicemen left behind a financial windfall in Pattaya but also a spirit of optimism and generosity

September 7, 2026 at 1:06 pm

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The USS Abraham Lincoln left Thailand on Sunday after nearly 5,000 US sailors and Marines poured into Pattaya following 286 days at sea, spending heavily across shops, restaurants, hotels, bars and local services. The five-day visit delivered a major low-season windfall, produced striking stories of ฿1,000 and ฿2,000 tips, and sent some retail sales surging. Yet the sailors also surprised many locals by spreading their spending far beyond nightlife, while workers repeatedly described them as polite, disciplined and generous. After months of combat operations linked to Iran, their first substantial break ashore brought money, momentum and a rare burst of optimism to Pattaya.

Nearly 5,000 USS Abraham Lincoln sailors hit Pattaya after 286 days at sea, packing beer bars and shops, tipping big and winning praise for generosity and good behaviour. ( Source: Pattaya Mail )

The USS Abraham Lincoln sailed from Thailand on Sunday after a successful five-day visit to Chonburi and Pattaya. Nearly 5,000 US sailors and Marines came ashore during the port call. For many, it was their first substantial break in months. The giant carrier had arrived at Laem Chabang on September 2. Its crew had endured 286 consecutive days at sea. Notably, the deployment included a key role in US military operations against Iran.

However, the lasting Pattaya story was not about warships, geopolitics or military operations. It was about what happened ashore. Within hours, stories about American generosity began spreading across Thai social media.

Taxi drivers posted about large tips. Food delivery riders shared similar experiences. Hotel workers also recalled generous American guests. In parallel, ordinary workers began swapping accounts of unexpected windfalls.

US sailors leave large tips as Pattaya workers share stories of unexpected generosity and fresh spending

One Grab driver attracted particular attention after carrying a US serviceman in Pattaya. The fare was only ฿120. Yet the American reportedly handed over ฿1,000. The driver then posted a public thank-you message online. That story quickly travelled across Thai social media. Soon afterwards, other workers began relating similar encounters with visiting servicemen.

Separately, two US servicemen staying at a private pool villa ordered food through Grab. When the delivery arrived, the driver reportedly received a ฿2,000 tip. Again, the recipient went online with the story. Another hotel worker recalled receiving tips between ฿1,000 and ฿2,000 from American customers. Taken together, the accounts became a striking feature of the visit.

For the servicemen, those amounts represented relatively modest holiday spending. For Thai service workers, the comparison was different. The ฿1,000 payment exceeded the original Grab fare more than eight times. Meanwhile, the reported ฿2,000 delivery tip was larger still. Consequently, small transactions became some of the most discussed moments of the port call.

The Americans had also arrived after almost ten months without normal opportunities to spend money ashore. Thousands had remained aboard ship throughout that extraordinary period. Then, within hours, they found themselves in Pattaya. Restaurants were open. Shopping centres were waiting. Hotels, taxis, salons and entertainment venues stood ready for business.

At the same time, Pattaya businesses badly wanted the extra trade. September is normally a quieter tourism period. Several operators had also described 2026 as difficult. The Middle East conflict had further affected international tourism. Against that backdrop, thousands of spending customers created an immediate injection of activity.

Sailors spread money far beyond Pattaya nightlife as shops, restaurants and attractions gain strongly

The biggest surprise concerned where much of that money went. Pattaya remains internationally famous for nightlife, beer bars and its sex industry. Nevertheless, many USS Abraham Lincoln sailors appeared equally interested in ordinary comforts. They bought clothes, shoes and socks. Others purchased gifts for their families. Many ate large meals, booked pedicures or visited shopping centres.

On another front, some sailors ordered tailored suits or planned trips along Thailand’s eastern seaboard. Restaurants benefited. So did taxis, hotels, massage businesses, tattoo studios and retailers. Certainly, many sailors also visited Pattaya’s bars. Walking Street attracted groups throughout the port call. Even so, nightlife represented only part of their spending.

Local tourism representatives later stressed that broader pattern. They said the sailors spread money across restaurants, shopping, attractions and other businesses. Their spending was not concentrated entirely on nightlife. Pattaya Mayor Poramet Ngampichet made similar observations during the visit. He saw sailors travelling throughout the city, both individually and in groups.

In addition, the mayor said servicemen visited cultural attractions and other tourist destinations. They ate in restaurants and shopped throughout Pattaya. International journalists independently encountered much the same pattern. The Guardian found sailors seeking remarkably simple comforts after 286 uninterrupted days at sea.

Simple comforts drive sailor spending as shops, salons and retailers enjoy a sudden low-season surge

One sailor was shopping for new socks at Vans. Another bought a Hello Kitty soft toy from H&M for his wife. Elsewhere, another sailor wanted a tailored suit. Others were mainly interested in fresh food. The examples were striking because they contrasted sharply with Pattaya’s traditional international image.

At Pattaya’s Colour Nail salon, the spending surge was visible immediately. Every burgundy lounger was occupied on Thursday morning. Male and female sailors sat down for pedicures. More waited outside for their turn. Salon worker Arisa Suekkanya said she was “excited” by their arrival. Thailand was their first port call after 286 days continuously at sea.

Retail businesses recorded equally clear evidence. American Eagle provided one of the strongest examples. Employee Puangbubpha Duangsri said the shop normally made around ฿70,000 daily during low season. After the sailors arrived on Wednesday, sales exceeded ฿200,000. By lunchtime Thursday, another ฿100,000 had already passed through the tills.

“Can they stay an extra week?” she asked.

Meanwhile, Nike, Victoria’s Secret and Starbucks also reported stronger sales. The spending surge therefore extended far beyond Pattaya’s neon-lit entertainment streets. It was visible inside shopping centres. It appeared in restaurants and personal services. More directly, it also reached taxi drivers and food delivery riders.

Pattaya businesses roll out Navy discounts as workers praise sailors as polite, orderly and generous

Businesses responded quickly. Many displayed signs welcoming US Navy personnel. Others introduced military discounts. Thai restaurant Imm-Oon Na offered 10% off for customers showing valid military identification. Tailor Tito Fashion advertised rapid service “specially for US Navy”. As part of this, entertainment venues launched their own promotions.

At Walking Street, a huge illuminated sign welcomed the USS Abraham Lincoln and its personnel. Sapphire Club offered US service members a 10% discount. Bars increased staffing. Restaurants prepared for larger groups. Transport operators handled increased demand. Across the city, businesses adapted rapidly to thousands of new customers.

Still, reports from workers repeatedly moved beyond simple sales figures. Many described the visitors as polite, orderly and generous. A Pattaya business owner interviewed by ITV News said American military visitors were usually respectful. Accordingly, the owner had not been particularly worried about serious trouble.

Massage worker Nattakamol Chartmontri offered another clear assessment. She described many Lincoln sailors as “young, well-behaved and rule-abiding”. Her experience also provided an important qualification. She said her sector had not received the spectacular windfall suggested by some social media accounts.

Spending gains prove uneven as some retailers surge while others see little change from Navy crowds

Indeed, the economic benefit was uneven. Some businesses enjoyed exceptional sales. Others saw little change. Night-market trader Emma Moontee offered one example. She said she had sold only one refrigerator magnet to a sailor. Even then, she hoped more Americans would arrive before the carrier departed.

By contrast, major retailers recorded dramatic increases. American Eagle’s figures showed the scale most clearly. Its normal low-season turnover was around ฿70,000 daily. After the sailors arrived, Wednesday sales exceeded ฿200,000. Before Thursday lunchtime ended, another ฿100,000 had already been recorded.

The mayor had expected a substantial overall boost. Poramet estimated each American might spend between US$100 and US$150 daily. Based on that figure, he projected around ฿100 million in local economic activity. Importantly, that spending arrived during a weaker tourism period.

Restaurant owner Kosol Homkhunthod said the Americans had “created a buzz”. His assessment followed what he described as a very slow period. Elsewhere, nightlife businesses also reported stronger trade. Thousands of sailors and Marines moved through Pattaya during several days of shore leave.

From early evening, groups appeared throughout major entertainment districts. Walking Street remained an important destination. However, crew members had reportedly been advised against visiting Soi 6 after sunset. Wittaya Phoobantad works at Poker Bar on the beachfront. He said sailors could clearly be seen around the area.

Walking Street draws sailors but their cautious behaviour contrasts sharply with Pattaya’s old image

“You can see [sailors] walking around but because Soi 6 is banned most of them don’t come in, just go direct to Walking Street.”

Further south, Walking Street venues were waiting for them. Pattana Prasomsup works at M’s Mojito. He said ten crew members visited the bar on Wednesday night. Their presence provided a “good boost”. He also noticed something else. The sailors appeared cautious about interacting with bar girls.

That observation cut directly across Pattaya’s long-established stereotype. The resort has been associated with American servicemen for six decades. In fact, the connection helped shape modern Pattaya. The former fishing community changed rapidly during the Vietnam War period. American military personnel began arriving for rest and recreation.

As a result, hotels, bars, massage parlours and entertainment businesses expanded rapidly. Heavy drinking and paid female companionship became closely connected with Pattaya’s developing tourism industry. Over subsequent decades, that image travelled around the world.

Today, however, Pattaya has a far broader tourism economy. It contains major shopping centres, international retailers, large hotels and countless restaurants. It also offers beaches, attractions and personal services. The Lincoln visit demonstrated how widely American spending could now spread.

Retailers, restaurants and workers share in wider spending as sailors challenge Pattaya stereotypes

To be sure, beer bars and entertainment venues received plenty of American customers. Yet international fashion chains also benefited. Restaurants did well. Nail salons filled. Tailors promoted rapid turnaround services. Independent taxi drivers and delivery riders also shared directly in the spending.

Pattaya Mail later highlighted that broader distribution. Tourism representatives said personnel “spread their spending across restaurants, shopping, attractions and other businesses rather than concentrating entirely on nightlife.” A former Pattaya bar worker also recalled American servicemen as “friendly, orderly and generous with tips”.

Those descriptions closely matched reports emerging during the Lincoln visit. The ฿1,000 Grab payment became one widely shared example. The ฿2,000 delivery tip became another. Hotel workers added their own accounts. Consequently, the spending story reached well beyond company sales figures.

For individual workers, the sums were immediate and personal. A sailor after almost ten months at sea might view ฿1,000 differently. For a driver collecting ฿120, the payment represented a major multiple of the fare. That contrast helped propel the stories online.

At the same time, the Americans were recovering from an extraordinary stretch aboard ship. One sailor described stepping ashore after the deployment. “A load came off my shoulders,” he said. Another called the deployment “tough” but added that the crew had a job to perform.

After 286 days at sea, sailors seek fresh food, simple comforts and several hours away from ship life

Food also featured heavily in sailors’ accounts. One serviceman described eating freely after reaching Thailand. “Me and Thai food might be best friends after this,” he said. Another sailor described difficulties with food during the deployment. He recalled eating “uncooked beef” and sliced, uncooked potato.

According to several crew members, conditions worsened during periods of sustained combat operations. One described the “battle rhythm” imposed during Operation Epic Fury. Restocking could become difficult during those periods. The carrier’s captain acknowledged shortages of fresh fruit and vegetables.

However, the captain disputed wider reports concerning poor living conditions aboard ship. Crew members nevertheless agreed the deployment had been unusually long. They had spent 286 uninterrupted days at sea before arriving in Thailand.

For that reason, many sailors concentrated on simple pleasures once ashore. Fresh food mattered. Clean clothes mattered. Shopping mattered. For some, it was a pedicure. For others, it was a new pair of socks. Some bought gifts for wives and family members.

Elsewhere, sailors simply relaxed beside swimming pools. They ordered food and enjoyed several hours away from shipboard routines. In one reported case, that ordinary food order produced a ฿2,000 tip for the driver.

Pattaya mounts a major welcome and security effort as nearly 5,000 servicemen come ashore peacefully

Pattaya had prepared heavily for precisely this level of activity. Businesses increased staffing before the first large groups arrived. Welcome signs appeared throughout the resort. Restaurants introduced discounts. Tailors advertised directly to Navy personnel. Nightlife venues also prepared for large crowds.

In response, transport operators moved personnel between Laem Chabang and Pattaya. Hotels handled additional demand. Restaurants and shops extended their welcome. The entire operation created several days of concentrated spending across the resort.

Security preparations were equally extensive. Police, tourist police and municipal personnel maintained patrols across major tourism areas. Officers concentrated particularly on entertainment districts. Their role included keeping order, assisting visitors and preventing disputes.

Despite almost 5,000 servicemen coming ashore, serious problems largely failed to materialise. One drunken altercation involving two sailors attracted public attention. Pattaya police chief Colonel Anek Srathongyoo described the incident as “trivial”. Neither sailor was charged with breaking Thai law.

Minor trouble fades as spending, sales and generous tips dominate Pattaya’s account of the Navy visit

Instead, the US Navy returned both men to their ship. AFP reported no other significant incidents at that stage. Thus, concerns about widespread disorder never developed into a major issue.

Attention instead shifted towards spending and behaviour. Drivers talked about tips. Retailers talked about sales. Restaurant owners talked about additional customers. Tourism representatives highlighted how widely the money moved through the city.

That distribution remained uneven. Some businesses enjoyed a bumper week. Others saw few sailors. Nonetheless, the strongest retail figures showed a clear surge. American Eagle more than doubled its normal daily sales after the Americans arrived.

The smallest transactions, however, attracted the greatest public attention. A ฿120 journey became a ฿1,000 payment. A routine food delivery reportedly generated a ฿2,000 tip. Thai workers then shared those experiences widely online.

During the same period, sailors continued spreading throughout Pattaya. They ate, shopped and drank. They bought clothes, gifts and personal items. They visited salons. They ordered tailored suits. They also travelled outside the traditional nightlife areas.

Broader spending across Pattaya leaves a measurable low-season boost before the carrier sails away

The result was a broader economic picture than Pattaya’s old reputation suggests. Walking Street was busy. Bars welcomed the visitors. Massage shops and tattoo studios gained customers. Yet substantial spending also reached retail, food, transport and accommodation.

For Pattaya businesses, the timing was significant. The resort was passing through a quieter tourism period. Several operators had already reported weak conditions during 2026. Into that environment came nearly 5,000 sailors and Marines with accumulated spending power.

The concentration was unusual. So was the length of their deployment. They had spent almost ten months without normal shore spending. For several days, Pattaya became their outlet for food, shopping, recreation and rest.

By Sunday, that short burst of activity was over. The USS Abraham Lincoln departed Thailand after completing its port call. Captain Dan Keeler thanked Thailand and the Thai people for their hospitality. The US Embassy said nearly 5,000 sailors and Marines had explored the country.

The carrier then returned to US Seventh Fleet operations. Pattaya, however, was left with hard evidence of the visit. Retailers recorded sharp sales increases. Restaurants gained customers. Hotels, taxis and delivery drivers collected extra business.

Workers, retailers and venues count the gains as American visitors leave money and few problems behind

Entertainment venues also benefited. More strikingly, ordinary workers carried away stories they considered exceptional enough to publish online. Those accounts usually concerned simple transactions rather than lavish spending.

One passenger paid ฿1,000 for a ฿120 Grab journey. Two servicemen reportedly tipped a food delivery rider ฿2,000. A hotel worker recalled American tips reaching ฿2,000. Meanwhile, one clothing store increased daily sales from around ฿70,000 to more than ฿200,000.

Together, those figures captured the breadth of the spending surge. They also showed how differently the same dollars landed across Pattaya. Major retailers counted higher turnover. Individual workers sometimes received tips worth many times the original charge.

Equally, the security operation ended with little serious trouble. The one publicised drunken confrontation produced no Thai criminal charges. Instead, workers repeatedly described the sailors as polite and disciplined. Others emphasised their generosity.

After 286 days continuously at sea, the Americans certainly wanted beer and entertainment. But they also wanted burgers, Thai food and fresh clothes. They wanted socks and gifts. Some wanted pedicures or tailored suits. Others simply wanted hours beside a pool.

Citywide spending, strong tips and polite conduct define the final impression left by US Navy visitors

Most importantly for Pattaya businesses, they spent across the city rather than one narrow strip. Bars received money. So did shops. Restaurants, hotels, taxis, salons and delivery riders also benefited.

By Sunday, the aircraft carrier was gone. The sales figures, worker accounts and social media stories remained. For several days, almost 5,000 American sailors and Marines had poured into Pattaya.

They visited the bars, as expected. Yet they also spent heavily across the wider resort. That broader spending became the defining business story of the USS Abraham Lincoln visit.

The visit by the US Navy force undoubtedly landed a financial windfall for Pattaya. However, it also brought with it something that is presently in short supply in Thailand at the grassroots level of the economy. A spirit of hope, optimism and, most importantly, generosity.

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Joseph Anthony is an expat from Ireland who has lived in Thailand for the last decade. He has worked extensively in the media including editorial positions in Ireland and Thailand. He is focused on economic and business stories in Thailand as well as the expat lifestyle.

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在经历了286天的海上航行后，近5000名美国海军水兵和海军陆战队员于周日离开泰国芭堤雅。他们涌入芭堤雅，在商店、餐馆、酒店、酒吧和当地服务场所挥金如土。为期五天的访问为当地带来了一笔意外之财，许多商家甚至支付了1000泰铢或2000泰铢的小费，令当地零售业蓬勃发展。然而，令许多当地人感到惊讶的是，水兵们的消费范围远不止于夜生活。当地工作人员也纷纷称赞他们彬彬有礼、纪律严明且慷慨大方。在经历了数月与伊朗相关的作战行动后，他们首次大规模的陆地休假为芭堤雅带来了资金、活力和难得的乐观情绪。

近5000名“亚伯拉罕·林肯”号航空母舰水兵在海上航行286天后抵达芭堤雅，他们挤满了酒吧和商店，慷慨大方，因热情好客和良好行为而备受赞誉。（来源：芭堤雅邮报）

“亚伯拉罕·林肯”号航空母舰于周日离开泰国，结束了对春武里府和芭堤雅为期五天的访问。近5000名美国海军水兵和海军陆战队员在访问期间上岸。对许多人来说，这是几个月来他们第一次真正意义上的休息。这艘巨型航母于9月2日抵达林查班港。舰上官兵已连续在海上航行286天。值得注意的是，此次部署包括在美国对伊朗的军事行动中扮演关键角色。

然而，芭堤雅事件最令人难忘的并非军舰、地缘政治或军事行动，而是岸上发生的事情。短短几个小时内，美国慷慨解囊的故事便在泰国社交媒体上迅速传播开来。

出租车司机纷纷晒出自己收到丰厚小费的经历。外卖骑手也分享了类似的经历。酒店员工也回忆起慷慨的美国客人。与此同时，普通劳动者也开始交流自己意外获得意外之财的故事。

美国水兵慷慨解囊，芭堤雅的工人们分享了他们意想不到的慷慨和消费经历。

一位Grab司机在芭堤雅载了一位美国军人后引起了广泛关注。车费仅为120泰铢，但据报道，这位美国军人却给了司机1000泰铢。之后，这位司机在网上发布了一条公开的感谢信息。这个故事迅速在泰国社交媒体上传播开来。不久之后，其他网约车司机也开始讲述他们与来访军人类似的经历。

此外，两名入住私人泳池别墅的美国军人通过Grab订餐。据报道，外卖送达后，司机收到了2000泰铢的小费。收礼人随后将此事发布到网上。另一名酒店员工回忆说，他也收到过美国顾客1000至2000泰铢的小费。这些故事汇聚在一起，成为此次访问的一大亮点。

对于军人来说，这些金额仅相当于相对较少的假期开支。但对于泰国服务人员来说，情况则截然不同。1000泰铢的车费是Grab车费的八倍多。与此同时，据报道，2000泰铢的送餐小费更是高得惊人。因此，这些小额交易成了港口停靠期间最热门的话题之一。

这些美国人在经历了近十个月没有正常上岸消费机会的煎熬后，终于抵达了芭堤雅。在那段特殊的时期里，成千上万的人一直待在船上。几个小时后，他们就发现自己身处芭堤雅。餐馆开门营业，购物中心熙熙攘攘，酒店、出租车、理发店和娱乐场所都已准备就绪，随时欢迎顾客光临。

与此同时，芭堤雅的商家们也迫切需要这笔额外的客流。九月通常是旅游淡季。一些商家也曾表示2026年形势严峻。中东冲突进一步影响了国际旅游业。正是在这样的背景下，成千上万的游客涌入，立即为芭堤雅注入了活力。

水手们的消费远不止于芭堤雅的夜生活，商店、餐馆和景点也因此受益匪浅。

最令人惊讶的是，这些钱都花在了哪里。芭堤雅以其夜生活、啤酒吧和色情行业闻名于世。然而，许多“亚伯拉罕·林肯”号航空母舰上的水兵似乎也同样热衷于享受日常生活。他们购买衣服、鞋子和袜子。有些人还为家人购买礼物。许多人享用了丰盛的大餐，预约了足疗，或者逛了购物中心。

另一方面，一些水手定制了西装，或计划沿着泰国东海岸旅行。餐馆、出租车、酒店、按摩店、纹身店和零售商都从中受益。当然，许多水手也光顾了芭堤雅的酒吧。在停靠港口期间，步行街吸引了众多人群。即便如此，夜生活也只占他们消费的一部分。

当地旅游业代表随后强调了这种更广泛的消费模式。他们表示，水手们的消费遍及餐饮、购物、景点和其他行业，并非全部集中在夜生活方面。芭堤雅市长波拉梅·恩甘皮切特在访问期间也观察到了类似的现象。他看到水手们在城市各处活动，既有单独行动的，也有结伴而行的。

此外，市长表示，军人们参观了文化景点和其他旅游胜地，并在芭堤雅的餐馆用餐和购物。国际记者也分别观察到了类似的现象。《卫报》发现，水手们在海上连续航行286天后，寻求的却是极其简单的舒适享受。

水手们对舒适生活的需求推动了他们的消费，商店、沙龙和零售商也因此迎来了淡季的突然繁荣。

一位水手在Vans买新袜子。另一位在H&M给妻子买了一个Hello Kitty毛绒玩具。还有一位水手想定制一套西装。其他人则主要对新鲜食材感兴趣。这些例子之所以引人注目，是因为它们与芭堤雅传统的国际化形象形成了鲜明的对比。

在芭堤雅的Color Nail美甲沙龙，消费激增的景象立刻显现出来。周四上午，所有酒红色躺椅都坐满了人。男女水手们坐下来做足疗，还有更多人在外面排队等候。沙龙员工Arisa Suekkanya说，她对他们的到来感到“兴奋”。泰国是他们连续航行286天后的第一个停靠港。

零售业也提供了同样清晰的证据。American Eagle 就是一个强有力的例证。员工 Puangbubpha Duangsri 表示，淡季时该店日均营业额约为 7 万泰铢。周三水手们抵达后，销售额超过了 20 万泰铢。到周四午餐时间，又有 10 万泰铢的销售额通过收银机售出。

她问：“他们可以多待一周吗？”

与此同时，耐克、维多利亚的秘密和星巴克也报告了强劲的销售业绩。因此，消费热潮的影响范围远远超出了芭堤雅霓虹闪烁的娱乐街。购物中心、餐厅和个人服务场所也都能感受到这股消费热潮。更直接地说，出租车司机和外卖骑手也受到了影响。

芭堤雅商家推出海军折扣，员工称赞水兵彬彬有礼、秩序井然、慷慨大方。

商家迅速做出反应。许多商家张贴了欢迎美国海军人员的标语。其他商家则推出了军人折扣。泰国餐厅Imm-Oon Na为出示有效军人证件的顾客提供10%的折扣。裁缝店Tito Fashion则宣传其“专为美国海军人员”提供的快捷服务。与此同时，娱乐场所也推出了各自的促销活动。

在步行街，一块巨大的霓虹灯招牌迎接“亚伯拉罕·林肯”号航空母舰及其官兵。蓝宝石俱乐部为美国军人提供10%的折扣。酒吧增加了人手。餐厅开始接待更多顾客。运输公司也增加了订单。整个城市，商家都在迅速调整经营模式，以应对成千上万的新顾客。

然而，员工们的反馈远不止于简单的销售数据。许多人形容这些访客彬彬有礼、秩序井然且慷慨大方。一位接受ITV新闻采访的芭堤雅商家表示，美国军方访客通常都很尊重人。因此，他并没有特别担心会发生严重的冲突。

按摩师纳塔卡莫尔·查特蒙特里给出了另一个明确的看法。她形容许多林肯水手“年轻、举止得体、遵守规则”。她的亲身经历也提供了重要的补充说明。她说，她的行业并没有像一些社交媒体账号所暗示的那样获得巨额财富。

消费增长并不均衡，一些零售商的支出激增，而另一些零售商则因海军人员的涌入而几乎没有变化。

事实上，经济效益并不均衡。一些商家生意兴隆，而另一些商家则几乎没有变化。夜市摊贩艾玛·穆恩蒂举了一个例子。她说她只卖出了一个冰箱贴给一位水手。即便如此，她仍然希望在邮轮离开之前能有更多的美国人抵达。

相比之下，大型零售商的销售额则出现了显著增长。American Eagle 的数据最能清晰地展现这一增长规模。该公司淡季的日均营业额约为 7 万泰铢。水手们抵达后，周三的销售额超过了 20 万泰铢。周四午餐结束前，销售额又增加了 10 万泰铢。

市长原本预期整体经济将大幅增长。波拉马特估计，每位美国游客每天的消费额可能在100至150美元之间。基于此，他预测当地经济活动将达到约1亿泰铢。值得注意的是，这笔消费正值旅游业淡季。

餐厅老板科索尔·霍姆昆托德表示，美国人的到来“引起了轰动”。此前，他形容当地生意十分冷清。与此同时，其他夜生活场所的生意也明显好转。数千名水兵和海军陆战队员利用几天的岸上休假时间途经芭堤雅。

从傍晚开始，各大娱乐区都出现了成群结队的游客。步行街依然是热门去处。不过，据报道，船员们已被告知日落后不要前往Soi 6。维塔亚·普班塔德在海滨的扑克酒吧工作。他说，可以清楚地看到水手们在附近活动。

步行街吸引了众多水手前来，但他们谨慎的行为与芭堤雅的旧形象形成了鲜明对比。

“你可以看到（水手们）在附近走动，但由于 Soi 6 被禁止通行，他们中的大多数人不会进去，而是直接去步行街。”

再往南走，步行街上的酒吧正等着他们。帕塔纳·普拉索姆苏普在M's Mojito酒吧工作。他说，周三晚上有十名船员光顾了酒吧，他们的到来给酒吧带来了“很大的提振”。他还注意到另一件事：水手们在和酒吧女郎互动时似乎很谨慎。

这一观察直接打破了芭堤雅长期以来的刻板印象。六十年来，芭堤雅一直与美国军人有着密切的联系。事实上，这种联系塑造了现代芭堤雅。这个曾经的渔村在越南战争期间发生了翻天覆地的变化。美军人员开始来此休养生息。

因此，酒店、酒吧、按摩院和娱乐场所迅速扩张。酗酒和嫖娼与芭堤雅蓬勃发展的旅游业紧密相连。在随后的几十年里，这种形象传遍了世界各地。

然而，如今芭堤雅的旅游经济远不止于此。这里拥有大型购物中心、国际零售商、豪华酒店和数不胜数的餐厅。此外，这里还提供海滩、景点和各种个人服务。林肯的到访表明，如今美国消费的覆盖范围已十分广泛。

随着水手们挑战芭堤雅的刻板印象，零售商、餐馆和工人的消费额均有所增长。

诚然，啤酒吧和娱乐场所吸引了大量美国顾客。国际时尚连锁店也从中受益。餐厅生意兴隆。美甲店顾客盈门。裁缝店大力推广快速交货服务。独立出租车司机和外卖小哥也直接参与了消费。

《芭堤雅邮报》随后强调了这种更广泛的消费模式。旅游业代表表示，军人们“将消费分散到餐馆、购物、景点和其他商业场所，而不是完全集中在夜生活上”。一位曾在芭堤雅酒吧工作过的女士也回忆说，美国军人“友善、守规矩，而且出手大方”。

这些描述与林肯访问期间出现的报道非常吻合。1000泰铢的Grab车费成为广为流传的例子之一。2000泰铢的送餐小费也成为另一个例子。酒店员工也纷纷效仿。因此，消费金额远远超出了公司销售额的范畴。

对个体劳动者而言，这笔钱意义重大，而且与自身息息相关。一个在海上漂泊近十个月的水手，对1000泰铢的感受可能截然不同。而对于一个收取120泰铢的司机来说，这笔钱却是车费的数倍。这种鲜明的对比，使得这些故事在网络上迅速传播开来。

与此同时，美军官兵们也正从一段漫长的舰上部署中恢复过来。一名水兵描述了部署结束后踏上岸的感受：“感觉如释重负。”他说。另一名水兵称这次部署“很艰苦”，但也补充说，船员们有任务在身。

在海上航行286天后，水手们渴望新鲜的食物、简单的舒适，以及远离船上生活的几个小时。

水兵们的叙述中也大量提及了食物。一名水兵描述了抵达泰国后可以自由享用美食的情景。“从此以后，我和泰国菜可能就成了最好的朋友，”他说。另一名水兵则描述了部署期间食物方面的困难。他回忆说，他吃过“生牛肉”和切片的生土豆。

据几名船员称，在持续作战行动期间，情况会恶化。一名船员描述了“史诗狂怒行动”期间的“战斗节奏”。在这些时期，补给可能会变得困难。航母舰长也承认新鲜水果和蔬菜短缺。

然而，船长否认了有关船上生活条件恶劣的普遍报道。尽管如此，船员们一致认为此次部署时间异常漫长。他们在抵达泰国之前，已在海上连续航行了286天。

因此，许多水手上岸后便专注于简单的快乐。新鲜的食物很重要，干净的衣服很重要，购物也很重要。对一些人来说，购物是为了做个足疗；对另一些人来说，购物是为了买双新袜子；还有一些人会给妻子和家人买礼物。

在其他地方，水手们则在游泳池边放松身心。他们点餐，享受几个小时远离船上日常琐事的时光。据报道，曾有一次，一份普通的餐食订单竟然让送餐员收到了2000泰铢的小费。

芭堤雅举行了大规模的欢迎和安保行动，迎接近5000名军人和平登陆。

芭堤雅为应对如此规模的游客潮做了充分准备。在第一批大批游客抵达之前，商家就增加了人手。度假村各处都出现了欢迎标语。餐厅纷纷推出折扣优惠。裁缝店直接向海军人员做广告。夜生活场所也做好了迎接大量游客的准备。

为此，运输运营商在林查班和芭堤雅之间调配人员。酒店满足了额外的需求。餐厅和商店也热情接待了顾客。整个行动带动了度假区内数日的消费高峰。

安保措施同样周密。警察、旅游警察和市政人员在主要旅游区加强巡逻。警力重点集中在娱乐区。他们的职责包括维持秩序、协助游客和防止纠纷。

尽管近5000名军人上岸，但并未出现太多严重问题。只有两名水兵因醉酒发生争执，引起了公众关注。芭堤雅警察局长阿内克·斯拉通尤上校称该事件“微不足道”。两名水兵均未被指控违反泰国法律。

小麻烦逐渐被消费、销售和慷慨的小费所掩盖，芭堤雅对海军访问的描述主要集中在消费、销售和慷慨的小费上。

美国海军随后将两人送回了他们的船上。法新社报道称，当时没有发生其他重大事件。因此，人们对大规模骚乱的担忧最终并未演变成重大问题。

人们的注意力转而集中在消费和消费行为上。司机们谈论小费，零售商谈论销售额，餐馆老板谈论新增顾客，旅游业代表则强调了资金在城市中的流动范围之广。

这种分布并不均衡。一些商家生意兴隆，而另一些商家则鲜有水手光顾。尽管如此，零售业最强劲的数据显示，销售额出现了明显的增长。美国鹰牌服饰（American Eagle）在美国水手抵达后，日销售额翻了一番还多。

然而，金额最小的交易却最引人注目。原本120泰铢的车费变成了1000泰铢。据报道，一次普通的送餐服务竟然收到了2000泰铢的小费。随后，泰国的外卖员们在网上广泛分享了这些经历。

与此同时，水手们继续在芭堤雅四处活动。他们吃饭、购物、喝酒，购买衣物、礼品和个人用品，光顾美发沙龙，定制西装，甚至还到传统夜生活区以外的地方游玩。

在芭堤雅，更广泛的消费活动为淡季带来了可观的客流量增长，之后该航线便将离开。

结果显示，芭堤雅的经济面貌比以往人们印象中的要丰富得多。步行街熙熙攘攘，酒吧热情迎接游客，按摩店和纹身店生意兴隆。此外，零售、餐饮、交通和住宿等领域也出现了可观的消费。

对芭堤雅的商家来说，时机至关重要。当时芭堤雅正处于旅游淡季，一些商家此前已预测2026年业绩不佳。就在此时，近5000名拥有消费能力的海军和海军陆战队员涌入芭堤雅。

这次部署的强度非同寻常，持续时间也异常之长。他们已经将近十个月没有像往常一样在岸上消费了。在接下来的几天里，芭堤雅成了他们吃饭、购物、娱乐和休息的场所。

到了周日，这短暂的活动结束了。“亚伯拉罕·林肯”号航空母舰结束了在泰国的访问后离开。舰长丹·基勒感谢泰国和泰国人民的热情款待。美国大使馆表示，近5000名水兵和海军陆战队员游览了泰国。

随后，该航母返回美国第七舰队的作战区域。然而，芭堤雅却留下了此次访问的有力证据。零售商的销售额大幅增长，餐馆顾客盈门，酒店、出租车和外卖司机也都获得了额外的生意。

工人、零售商和场馆都从中获益，因为美国游客不仅留下了金钱，而且几乎没有留下任何问题。

娱乐场所也从中受益。更引人注目的是，普通上班族也开始记录他们认为足够离奇的故事，并发布到网上。这些报道通常涉及简单的交易，而非铺张浪费。

一名乘客为120泰铢的Grab行程支付了1000泰铢。据报道，两名军人给了外卖小哥2000泰铢的小费。一名酒店员工回忆说，美国人给的小费最高达到过2000泰铢。与此同时，一家服装店的日销售额从约7万泰铢增长到超过20万泰铢。

这些数据共同反映了消费激增的广度，同时也揭示了同样的消费资金在芭堤雅各地流转的差异。大型零售商的营业额更高，而个别员工收到的小费有时甚至高达消费额的数倍。

同样，这次安保行动也未发生什么严重事故。唯一一起被公开报道的醉酒冲突事件并未导致泰国方面提出刑事指控。相反，工人们反复称赞这些水手彬彬有礼、纪律严明。还有人强调了他们的慷慨大方。

在海上连续航行286天后，美国人当然渴望啤酒和娱乐。但他们也想吃汉堡、泰国菜，换上干净的衣服。他们想要袜子和礼物。有些人想要做足疗或定制西装。而另一些人则只想在泳池边待上几个小时。

在全市范围内的消费、丰厚的小费和礼貌的行为举止，构成了美国海军访客留下的最终印象。

对芭堤雅的商家来说，最重要的是，消费遍及全城，而非集中在一条狭窄的区域。酒吧、商店、餐馆、酒店、出租车、美发沙龙和外卖骑手都从中受益。

到了周日，航母已经离开。但销售数据、员工证词和社交媒体上的报道却依然存在。此前数日，近5000名美国海军和海军陆战队员涌入芭堤雅。

正如预期的那样，他们光顾了酒吧。但他们也在其他度假村区域大量消费。这种更广泛的消费成为了“亚伯拉罕·林肯”号航母之行最具代表性的商业故事。

美国海军的到访无疑给芭堤雅带来了一笔意外之财。然而，它也带来了泰国基层经济目前所缺乏的东西：希望、乐观，以及最重要的——慷慨精神。

“亚伯拉罕·林肯”号航空母舰结束对泰国的特别访问后离开。舰长对泰国的热情接待表示感谢。

美国海军在芭堤雅的访问进展顺利，消费强劲。春武里府府尹称赞此次访问取得了成功。

“钢铁之环”严密保护着“亚伯拉罕·林肯”号航空母舰，大规模安全行动确保了美国水兵在岸上休假期间的安全。

现金交易是关键，美国海军重返其位于芭堤雅的老地盘，展开为期四天的城市扩张行动。

士兵们回来了。美国军人回到芭堤雅——这座他们曾参与建设的城市——进行战时休假。

芭堤雅警方在美军预计周三抵达前夕，针对街头性工作者展开行动。

美国海军航母战斗群在参与“史诗狂怒”演习并封锁伊朗后，将进驻芭堤雅。

尽管美国军方访问泰国，但泰国总理阿努廷否认了美国计划在泰国设立无人机基地的说法。

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曼谷一家公司排除了利用其与美国的军事联盟作为与华盛顿紧张贸易谈判的筹码的可能性。

苏帕吉率领泰国高级代表团前往华盛顿特区，寻求与美国达成贸易协议和伙伴关系。

政府遭遇挫折，40泰铢套餐优惠计划因遭到大量负面反馈而被撤出内阁。

触目惊心且令人不安的数据显示，泰国家庭在加剧不平等的经济环境中处于不利地位。

商业游说团体敦促阿努廷通过废除旧法律和繁文缛节来改善对外来投资的环境。

约瑟夫·安东尼是一位来自爱尔兰的侨民，过去十年一直居住在泰国。他曾在爱尔兰和泰国的媒体行业担任过编辑职务，拥有丰富的媒体从业经验。他主要关注泰国的经济和商业新闻，以及侨民的生活方式。

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红牛继承人沃拉育明年即可自由返回泰国，除非他主动投案或被国际刑警组织在海外逮捕。2026年9月4日，沃拉育的命运岌岌可危。

2026年9月3日，国防部长阿杜尔在曼谷目睹一起交通事故后，暂停车队行程，救助伤者。曼谷的一起交通事故使国防部长阿杜尔的行程戛然而止。

一名64岁的德国男子自2024年起在泰国潜逃，最终于2026年9月3日在湄宏顺府被警方抓获。长达三年的追捕行动在湄宏顺府一家旅馆落下帷幕。

2026年9月3日，美国海军重返其位于芭堤雅的老地盘，展开为期四天的城市振兴行动，现金交易成为关键。随着5000名美国海军官兵抵达芭堤雅，移动ATM机也随之投入使用。

泰国妻子凭借嗅觉嗅出丈夫不忠，并在法庭上证明其行为，最终结案“内裤异味案”（2026年9月2日）。妻子通过香水嗅出丈夫的婚外情。

2026年股市复苏并非建立在稳固的基础之上，而是依赖于外资和一家公司。2026年9月2日，曼谷股市在经历了三个月的低迷后强劲反弹，涨幅达26%。

新签证政策对在泰西方游客和外籍人士造成沉重打击，缩短停留时间和增加旅行次数 2026年9月1日 泰国新的签证紧缩政策将游客停留时间减半

泰国民众踊跃参与政府的TH人工智能项目，但ChatGPT在9月1日星期一晚些时候报告出现故障。超过136万泰国人注册了TH-AI项目。

曼谷发生令人痛心的悲剧：一名怀孕女教师因与男友争夺孩子抚养权而自杀身亡（2026年9月1日） 一名顾客发现这名怀孕的曼谷女教师已死亡

泰国对小型外国投资者的严格限制对其雄心勃勃的经合组织入盟目标构成重大障碍 2026年8月31日 泰国力争在2028年加入经合组织

一位旅游博主声称，2026年8月31日，他在曼谷素坤逸路光天化日之下遭到可卡因兜售者的骚扰。

2026年8月31日，曼谷空通中心的一家商户在一场大火中损失惨重，数十年的心血付之一炬。几代人的家族企业化为灰烬。

2026年8月30日星期日，泰国女排在与中国队的比赛中以3比2的比分险胜，第三次夺得亚洲女子排球锦标赛冠军。

2026年8月30日，在叛乱暴力事件再次爆发后，阿努廷总理对周二的宋卡府内阁会议提出质疑。北大年武装分子冲进环球大厦，清空购物者。

2026年8月30日，一名未成年女子在一家男招待酒吧消费6万泰铢，因追求一名男子而被酒吧经理剃光头发以支付账单。

泰国政府推出两项人工智能计划，一项面向公众，另一项面向初创企业。2026年8月29日，Yotsanan 出席了 OpenAI 的首个亚洲官方会议。

民族主义团体会见部长，敦促调查与外国人在苏梅岛有关的非法活动（2026年8月29日）；Polpeera收到泰国Mai Thon提交的档案。

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由于印度签证政策失误，泰国8月份流失了大量游客。2026年9月4日，泰国迅速调整政策，改为30天签证。

曼谷数据中心项目暂停，官员们正紧急评估该行业对资源的影响 2026年9月3日

艾滋病毒和艾滋病仍然潜伏在泰国色情行业的霓虹灯招牌背后，尤其是在其转向线上之后。（2026年9月3日）

2026年9月3日，弟弟发现哥哥酗酒后将其杀害，当时他们的母亲正在医院与死神搏斗。

前总理佩通坦就社交媒体上有关她与以色列土地有关联的虚假帖子向警方报案 2026年9月2日

人民党激进派人士抨击本周启动的旗舰人工智能项目TH AI，并向反腐机构提交索赔申请（2026年9月2日）

士兵们回来了。2026年9月2日，美国军人返回他们曾参与创建的芭堤雅城，进行战时休假。

2026年9月1日星期一，光天化日之下，一名大麻店店员因29200泰铢的诈骗案袭击了一名骑摩托车的英国男子。

2026年9月1日，泰国北部一名女子通过养殖和出售活蟑螂供附近河流的渔民捕鱼，建立了一项蓬勃发展的生意。

芭堤雅警方正在调查2026年8月31日星期一凌晨发生在芭堤雅南区一家夜总会的枪击案。

阿努廷本周伊始就面临双重经济难题：汽车制造商和铁路财团威胁要退出合作。2026年8月31日

2026年8月31日，一名美国男子在普吉岛被捕，他因涉嫌在家中性侵未成年人而被美国州和联邦政府通缉。

曼谷夜生活风靡全球，有望在2026年8月30日荣膺世界第一和全球游客最多的城市。

芭堤雅警方在美军预计于2026年8月30日星期三抵达前夕，针对街头性工作者展开行动。

泰国政治即将迎来一个关键时刻，参议院串谋案的判决将于9月14日公布（2026年8月30日）。

这位来自泰国的《美国达人秀》明星于周五返回家乡，准备迎接她9月份的命运之约（2026年8月30日）。

缅甸当局对5月份美国外交官的死亡及其被监禁的泰国同伴的事件（2026年8月29日）保持沉默。

泰国旅游警察迎来新面貌。部长视察总部，谈及高科技安保新时代（2026年8月29日）

2026年8月29日，一名醉酒的外国游客袭击并撬开自动取款机寻找丢失的银行卡，警方在10分钟内赶到现场。

曼谷市中心一家大型电子产品零售中心发生大火。查查特府于2026年8月29日赶赴现场。

为泰党领袖朱拉蓬于2026年8月28日星期五在总理府坚称联合政府“非常强大”。

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