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TAT launches stopover promotion
More than 180 Bangkok-based service providers are backing a “Stopover Bangkok†campaign to attract airline transit passengers to enjoy a short break in Thailand’s capital city.
Organised by the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) in cooperation with MasterCard and Thai private travel industry companies, the campaign runs until October 31.
It is targeted at the more than 1.5 million passengers who transit through Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi International Airport every year.
Deals include shopping discounts and offers, tours, dining, golf, health and medical, entertainment and transportation.
Themed tours included in the promotion include Amazing Bangkok, Art and Senses Route, BKK Nightcrawlers, Floating and Exotic Markets, Gourmet Route and Shop, Drop and Spa.
MasterCard holders will receive top-up privileges and discounts.
Browse for offers from the “Stopover Bangkok†website www.stopoverbangkok.com
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