Thailand Pass will be a boon to tourism industry, promises minister


BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): The Thailand Pass, which will replace the COE (Certificate of Entry) system, will boost the number of arrivals significantly when the country reopens on Nov 1, Tourism and Sports minister Pipat Ratchakitprakan (pic) said on Tuesday (Oct 26).

“Hotel bookings under the Phuket Sandbox scheme for November went up considerably after Oct 21, when the list of 46 low-risk countries from where double-jabbed tourists can arrive without having to quarantine was released,” Pipat said.

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