Thai hotels warn of 20% ASEAN visitor drop, oppose travel tax
BANGKOK — Thailand’s hotel industry is warning of a weaker-than-expected high season, with visitors from ASEAN markets down about 20% amid lingering flood impacts, while opposing proposed travel taxes that could add thousands of baht to the cost of flying. Thienprasith Chaiyapatranun, president of the Thai Hotels Association (THA), said tourism in the fourth quarter […] The post Thai hotels warn…
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