Islands gain timeout
Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment’s Department of National Park, Wildlife and Plant Conservation said Surin and Similan islands in Phang Nga province will close until 31 October to allow the park to recover their natural balance.
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Islands gain timeout
Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment’s Department of National Park, Wildlife and Plant Conservation said Surin and Similan islands in Phang Nga province will close until 31 October to allow the park to recover their natural balance.
CHIANG MAI: Luxury digs in Lanna
Chiang Mai offers promotion from now until October 31, in All Suite 137 Pillars.
KRABI: In the deep
Escape the summer heat and plunge into the Andaman Sea by taking advantage of the Zaan Zanook Diving Package being offered by the Zeavola Resort in Koh Phi Phi from April 20 to October 31.
KRABI: Blissed out by the beach
Centara Anda Dhevi Resort & Spa Krabi is extending its April promotions into the low season.
From May to October, a Deluxe Garden View room is available at Bt1,600 per night, while Deluxe Pool Access Room costs Bt2,100.
Dream World to open in January
Dream World should reopen by mid-January after it was closed due to a massive floods in Pathum Thani province since last October, reports Amusement Creation Company Limited managing director, Amphol Suthiphein.
THAI Technical Department at Don Mueang Reopens
Mr. Piyasvasti Amranand , THAI President, said the THAI’s Technical Department in Don Mueang has reopened after the heavy flooding which resulted in temporary closure as of 26 October 2011 until now.
UNESCO surveys the damage in Ayutthaya
Four international experts from UNESCO are in Thailand this week to survey the damage at Ayutthaya’s ancient sites.
The former capital, about 75 kilometers north of Bangkok, was hit hard by floods in October, with waters receding earlier this month.
AoT reports healthy October
Airport of Thailand reported healthy results for October despite the impact of floods moving through the capital.
Issuing its latest data, AoT reported aircraft movements at all six airports improved by 15.74% from 33,870 to 39,202 movements as well as passenger traffic, up 8.6% from 5,088,081 to 5,525,832.
Passenger traffic at Suvarnabhumi Airport up by 6.6% in October …
Thailand's Suvarnabhumi International Airport announced the following traffic highlights in October 2011: Passenger numbers: 3978031, +6.6%; – Dome…
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