TOURISM: Hoteliers in Hua Hin halve prices, NATION

From: The Nation (Thailand) | Date: April 23, 2003| Author: Sasithorn Ongdee | Copyright information


The Nation (Thailand)

04-23-2003

To counter declining tourist numbers, the Hua Hin-Cha-am Tourism Business
Association has announced that operators of tourist accommodation, golf
courses and spas in Hua Hin will offer discounts of at least 50 per cent.

"We are discussing all kinds of special packages that members of the
association can jointly provide for tourists," said Manoo Tharmpipitchai,
president of the association.
Manoo said that ...

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