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PTT vows no oil price hike during New Year holidays

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PTT vows no oil price hike during New Year holidays

By THE NATION

 

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PTT will not adjust the price of all kinds of fuel during the New Year holidays from December 26 to January 3, despite the rising global oil price, to facilitate travel by people to their hometowns.

 

“On December 31-January 1, customers who refuel over Bt500 per receipt at PTT stations will receive a Thai product gift under our campaign to promote entrepreneurs in local communities,” Jiraporn Khaosawas, chief executive officer and managing director of PTT Oil and Retail Business Plc said. “Also, when you buy a drink at Café Amazon at 20 PTT stations in Bangkok located on major highways leading to other regions from December 30 to January 3, you will receive a free packet of Café Amazon original drip coffee.”

 

The list of participating PTT stations can be viewed on Café Amazon’s Facebook page.

 

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Jiraporn Khaosawas

 

Jiraporn added that these campaigns were part of the company’s efforts to deliver New Year gifts to customers and promote domestic travel to support the Thai tourism industry.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30399611

 

 

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-- © Copyright The Nation Thailand 2020-12-15
 

 

They will hike up before 26 Dec, trust me. 

I was thinking January the 4th...

regards Worgeordie

6 hours ago, shady86 said:

They will hike up before 26 Dec, trust me. 

They have already!! 22.84 THB for 91 today in Bang Saphan Noi. Up 0.40 on yesterday.

 

The prices went up this week 50 satang.

I was under the impression that fuel prices are set by the Govt, not the individual fuel companies. That's why prices are the same everywhere. Or am I wrong?

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