According to Bishop, sex tourism operating sites in Southeast Asia are measured by the same standards as the world's multinational industries. Sex is sold almost everywhere in cities like Bangkok, and "in addition to the classic brothels – many of which are camouflaged as tea rooms, hairdressers or beauty salons – there are massage parlors and all kinds of bars: from simple meeting places, dance clubs, go-go bars” (Bishop 7). Unlike the "beachside" sex industry of the Caribbean, sex trade models in Southeast Asia, and this includes central Thailand, maintain a carefully constructed professional behavior of Asian sex workers of the South-East which involves 5,622 exploitation sites, 76,863 prostitutes and a lot of support. to other commercial enterprises, Thailand receives every quarter (Bishop