Thailand's 'Rose of the North' Chiang Mai will accept foreign tourists by November


Chiang Mai will accept foreign tourists by November. - The Nation Thailand/ANN

BANGKOK, Oct 3 (The Nation Thailand/ANN): Chiang Mai has announced its readiness to welcome visitors to stimulate the city's economy and will accept travellers to four provinces from this month for Thai travellers and Nov 1 for foreign tourists.

Rattaphol Naradisorn, deputy governor of Chiang Mai, revealed that Chiang Mai province is ready to receive a lot of tourists, including accommodation, tourist attractions, and the safety of public health.

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