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Thailand Tourism Festival 2019 to take place from Jan 23-27

14 Jan 2019

Thailand’s handicrafts products to be showcased at the festival.
Photo: NNT

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) will host the Thailand Tourism Festival 2019 from January 23 to 27 at Lumpini Park, Bangkok.

The TAT Governor, Yuthasak Supasorn, said on January 10 that this year’s event will promote environmentally responsible tourism, as it helps protect and conserve natural resources.

The country’s largest domestic tourism festival is expected to welcome some 600,000 visitors and generate about 400 million baht in circulation, which is higher than the previous year at 390 million baht.

There will be exhibition zones to help visitors plan their vacations to different destinations of the country.

Read the full article at Vietnam Plus: https://en.vietnamplus.vn/thailand-tourism-festival-2019-to-take-place-from-jan-2327/145040.vnp

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