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Thailand is rolling out the red carpet for Polish tourists, with a landmark charter flight from Warsaw landing in Krabi. LOT Polish Airlines' Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner arrived at Krabi International Airport on December 19, marking a key moment for Thai-Polish travel.

 

This special seasonal service, organized by top tour operator ITAKA, will operate until March 19, 2025, offering 14 flights and 4,116 seats. Krabi's Deputy Governor Suwit Suriyawong and TAT Europe Region Executive Director Suladda Sarutilavan personally welcomed the travelers, highlighting Thailand's renowned hospitality.

 

The 2024–2025 winter season is expected to see even more Polish visitors, thanks to Thailand's visa exemption and enticing beach locations. Krabi, Phuket, and Phang Nga are top choices for Polish tourists seeking warm winter retreats.

 

 

Poland has become an important market for Thailand, with arrivals increasing from 121,700 last year to 163,403 by mid-December this year, already generating 6.5 billion baht in revenue.

 

This winter, LOT Polish Airlines is also adding more routes, including flights to Bangkok and Phuket, in partnership with Rainbow Tour. This expansion provides 51,971 seats across Eastern Europe.

 

The Thai visa exemption allowing Polish visitors a 60-day stay has significantly benefited tourism. LOT Polish Airlines' new routes aim to promote sustainable tourism, offering unforgettable experiences in Thailand.

 

-- 2024-12-20

 

 

17 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Poland has become an important market for Thailand, with arrivals increasing from 121,700 last year to 163,403 by mid-December this year, already generating 6.5 billion baht in revenue.

Poland moving up the economic ladder ... Good to see (I guess).

18 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

red carpet for Polish tourists,

 

And "eat as much as you can" buffets with

  gołąbki  (stuffed cabbage leaves)!

 

Obviously don't realise they probably won't be going home.

nothing new, we had flights from Warsaw direct to KBV for the last few years