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Signs good for Hua Hin reopening to foreign tourists - "Recharge" chief thinks 1,000 rooms is enough

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Picture: Talk News Online

 

Talk News Online reported from Hua Hin after the latest changes in quarantine for foreign visitors and dates for reopening were announced by Dr Taweesin Visanuyothin.

 

These will see southern Thai islands and other mainland areas open through October subject to reduced quarantine.

 

From November 1st ten provinces (mostly parts of them) will be added to the reopening list that will encompass Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Pattaya, Cha-Am and Hua Hin, Loey and Buriram. Krabi and Phangnga provinces will be completely reopened.

 

Chief of the Hua Hin Recharge reopening plan, Karot Rojanasathien  was upbeat about Hua Hin having foreign tourists again. 

 

He said that 86.36 sq kms of two areas will be opened and that 70% of the people in downtown Hua Hin and Nong Kae had been vaccinated. 

 

There were now 31 SHA+ facilities available. 

 

He thought that 1,000 rooms in these facilities would be enough for the expected influx of foreigners. 

 

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With the first 7 days having to be spent in an ASQ Hotel I would not hold my breath Chief....

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who the heck wants to spend 7 days of their holiday stuck in a hotel room.

 

Chief is dreaming ....

The report refers to SHA+ not ASQ hotels. So maybe this will be the Hua Hin Sandbox?

3 hours ago, webfact said:

He thought that 1,000 rooms in these facilities would be enough for the expected influx of foreigners.

I suspect it will be more than enough, supply will be far greater than demand, even at a mere 1000 rooms.

5 hours ago, webfact said:

There were now 31 SHA+ facilities available. 

Which is most unfortunate.

Many people traveling domestically, especially Thais avoid the Sha hotels for fear of catching COVID-19.

 

Sometimes to the detriment of the hotel.

 

Its unsettling to stay in a hotel that has a portion cordened off to isolate certain guests.  

Darn, I'm happy with Huahin as it is now.

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