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Chiang Mai ready for domestic tourism from NOW!


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The tourism authorities and local administration in Chiang Mai are ready to get tourists back again.

 

Rathaphon Naradisorn - deputy governor - said everything was in place from hotels to tourist sites - and the weather was even turning cool.

 

The Chiang Mai Tourism Business Association came up with a slogan for the auspicious occasion. 

 

It is "Open Chiang Mai to the Next Pages".

 

They seem to be trying to match the TAT for verbosity after their rather less than catchy: "Now even more amazing Thailand has it all".

 

The target for October is Thais and expats living in the country who have been vaccinated, had Covid or have had ATK tests.

 

People from non-red zone provinces can just upload the CM Chana app. 

 

Foreign tourists are not expected until next month but Manager reported the comments of several key players in the industry that October domestic reopening of the northern city was a key moment. 

 

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5 hours ago, webfact said:

The Chiang Mai Tourism Business Association came up with a slogan for the auspicious occasion. 

 

It is "Open Chiang Mai to the Next Pages".

Real catchy.. that'll entice them in in droves.

What is it with Thailand and slogans... 

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On 10/2/2021 at 10:15 AM, webfact said:

The Chiang Mai Tourism Business Association came up with a slogan for the auspicious occasion. 

 

It is "Open Chiang Mai to the Next Pages".

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On 10/2/2021 at 10:15 AM, webfact said:

The target for October is Thais and expats living in the country who have been vaccinated, had Covid or have had ATK tests.

 

They are shooting themselves in the foot.

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Well, if you visit Chiang Mai now, you can see it over half closed or more, just like most of the places in Thailand.

  Sort of a morbid look at a vacant Hollywood set. businesses with their windows boarded up, the new normal

for now.  When I see the pictures that some local expats have provided here on the forum, it is still shocking

to see all the businesses closed, or simply gone for good.  I doubt that Thailand will see a different look for at least the next few years

since this pandemic has affected the whole world.

  Geezer

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