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Arrivals at Suvarnabhumi expected to top 200,000 a day in October

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 The queues the queues, i say again the queues!

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      for a whack in the face offa lunatic taxi drivers with golf clubs .. 

    • Chelseafan
      Chelseafan

      How many of those in transit to other countries ?

    • BobbyL
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      Imagine the new biometric machines trying to deal with those numbers. 

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    On ‎7‎/‎4‎/‎2019 at 4:05 PM, StayinThailand2much said:

    66 to 68 million... So, if the TAT talks of 40 million foreign tourists, then there have to be 26 to 28 million Thai travellers, or foreigners travelling on in Thailand, e.g. to Phuket, Ko Samui, and Chiang Mai, or to other countries. I suspect they count everyone 3-4 times for each one-way flight, so the actual number of people travelling to Thailand for a holiday each year may be closer to 10 million...

     

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    There will be 10 million Chinese tourists this year. You are the one making things up. 

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