Tour agents and tourism operators are confident that Chinese tourists will return to Thailand as normal during China's long Golden Week holiday beginning next Thursday.
The Association of Thai Travel Agents (ATTA) projects that Thailand will welcome around 200,000 Chinese visitors during the seven-day national holiday, which starts on Oct 1, similar to last year's figure.
In the first eight months, ATTA reported the number of Chinese tourist arrivals via its members at Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang airports surged 253% to 2.20 million. In August alone, the number of Chinese travellers via its members grew 69% to just under 457,000.
Tour agents and tourism operators are confident that Chinese tourists will return to Thailand as normal during China's long Golden Week holiday beginning next Thursday. The Association of Thai Travel Agents (ATTA) projects that Thailand will welcome around 200,000 Chinese visitors during the seven-day national holiday, which starts on Oct 1, similar to last year's figure. In the first eight months, ATTA reported the number of Chinese tourist arrivals via its members at Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang airports surged 253% to 2.20 million. In August alone, the number of Chinese travellers via its members grew 69% to just under 457,000.
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