Bangkok: People flock to celebrate Songkran, public transport system is bustling with passengers, while Mittraphap Road is congested and moving slowly even though the M6 ??motorway is open. According to Thai News Agency, at Mo Chit 2, there are still people traveling to take buses continuously. Mr. Chatchawan Promratham, board member, acting managing director of Transport Co., Ltd. (Transport Co.,

Bangkok: During the Songkran Festival, Don Mueang Airport experienced a 10% increase in passenger traffic, with an average of 100,000 passengers passing through daily. Of these, 40,000 were domestic travelers, while 60,000 were international passengers. To enhance the travel experience, passengers have been encouraged to utilize biometric facial scanning for expedited processing. In a festive gesture, the airport is gifting

Bangkok: People across Thailand have taken to the rails as the Songkran Festival kicks off, with the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) reporting that over 90,000 individuals traveled by train on the festival’s first day. Weerit, a key figure in the railway operations, emphasized the importance of safety and efficient facilitation to ensure all passengers reach their destinations without any

Chiang Mai: During the Songkran Festival, Chiang Mai Province is another popular destination. Despite being affected by floods and earthquakes, the morale of vendors has not declined. They are ready to fight with government and private agencies as important support. According to Thai News Agency, the resilience of Chiang Mai’s local vendors amid natural disasters is commendable. Despite recent challenges,