Thai hotel restaurants jump on food-delivery bandwagon


IN a move to cash in on the work-from-home trend, top hotels have teamed up with delivery services as well as the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) to provide customers savoury delights in their very homes.

The move also reflects a strategy by these hotels to survive amid the Covid-19 crisis.

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