This week 14 - 17 Feb Thailand Travel fair. Information - The fair is to promote the travel industry and give travelers a chance to get hands on high-quality tourism products at special prices.

Make the most of the upcoming summer holidays with a visit to the 12^th Thai International Travel Fair 2013. Presented by the Thai Travel Agents Association (TTAA) in collaboration with Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and various tour agencies, the grand-scale event will host a comprehensive array of local and international tourism service operators, scheduled for February 14-17, 2013 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., at QSNCC.

Join the event with fellow travel lovers browsing bargain tour packages from leading local and international operators, including tour agencies, airlines, hotels, resorts, spas, car rental firms, and other tourism-related services. With altogether over 1,000 booths, the event promises not only to boost the tourism sector but to make this holiday season exceptionally enjoyable for everyone.

Then Thai Tiew Thai on 21 - 24 Feb

Get ready to take a new trip or two with the help of Thai Tiew Thai # 27, the travel trade fair organized by P.K. Exhibition Management Co., Ltd. Taking “Travel Leaders’ Forum” as its theme, the event is scheduled for February 21-24, 2013, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at QSNCC.

Over 1,250 leading tour operators will be on hand to help make your travel dreams come true with an amazing array of tourism-related products, services and great promotions, including hotels, resorts, airlines, car rental and cruise companies, travel agents, spas, travel equipment, and much more-all offered at up to 70% discounts. Plus KRUNGSRI and CITIBANK cardholders get another 30% discount on top. All this and lots more promotions, free gifts, and activities with a chance to win great prizes.

Anyone know if there will be special prices for foreigners?

Anyone know if there will be special prices for foreigners?

Discounted prices are usually the same for everybody but better polish your Thai Language Skills, as almost everything is printed, published and spoken in the local vernacular...