Thai airlines roll out ‘pink’ carpet for women travellers

 

Photo: Thai Airways International

 

Thai airlines are offering special privileges for women travellers throughout the month of August

BANGKOK: -- A number of Thai airlines have rolled out the ‘pink’ carpet for women travellers throughout August 2017 in conjunction with the ongoing Women’s Journey Thailand Campaign. These include special privileges and benefits as well as airfare promotions from Thai Airways International, Thai Smile Airways, Bangkok Airways and NokScoot.

 

Thai Airways International (THAI) offers additional benefits for women travellers who fly with the airline, including 10 free kilograms of additional excess baggage allowance and special check-in counter for ladies at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport. And if they go shopping at the Emporium Department Store, they can show their THAI boarding pass to get a ‘Think Pink’ juice at the Harvest Juice shop. THAI’s Royal Orchid Holidays is also offering special room rates and double Royal Orchid Plus miles.

 

Meanwhile, THAI subsidiary Thai Smile Airways is offering special airfare promotions, brand name goods from Boots Retail (Thailand) as a Mother’s Day gift, and a special ‘Pink’ dessert menu, all of which will be available on every flight throughout this August.

 

Bangkok Airways is offering women travellers a special domestic airfare of 1,190 Baht per trip on its flights between Bangkok and popular destinations in Thailand including Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Lampang, Sukhothai, Phuket, Krabi and Trat. Valid for travel until 31 August, bookings must be made by 15 August.

 

Women travellers will also enjoy extra privileges; such as, an additional 10 kilos of baggage allowance, receive double FlyerBonus points, and receive 15 points when becoming a member of FlyerBonus by the end of this August.

 

A special offer from NokScoot is for a purchase of FlyBag or FlyBagEat tickets on the NokScoot website. Women travellers will receive a 10 per cent discount with the MOMMYDAY promo code, which can be used for booking during 7-31 August with travel dates during 7 August – 20 December.

 

Mrs. Srisuda Wanapinyosak, TAT Deputy Governor for International Marketing – Asia and South Pacific said, “We are pleased that the Women’s Journey Thailand Campaign has received tremendous support from the related authorities and the private sector for two consecutive years, and has helped encourage women travellers from around the world to visit Thailand to enjoy a huge range of activities, special deals, discounts and privileges throughout this special month.”

 

The Airports of Thailand and the Immigration Bureau will also provide special ‘pink lanes’ for women travellers who visit Thailand this August.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/Travel_log/30323398

 

-- © Copyright The Nation 2017-08-14

That should speed up lines at arrivals and departures

And unless they are ugly, they may even get a leaflet with some back ground information:

 

According to official statistics, an average of 87 cases of sexual violence against women and children were reported in 2013 per day in Thailand - about one case every 15 minutes. The official figure for 2013 was 31,866 reported cases.

Looking forward to Fathers Day  - what will they give to all their male passengers 

4 minutes ago, canopus1969 said:

Looking forward to Fathers Day  - what will they give to all their male passengers 

The bill to pay for the ladies

why fly with an airline that can't figure out how to treat people equal......where is the fairness to the guy with 10kg extra luggage who has to pay. Is the extra fuel cost spread out on all the male passengers ticket prices?

Edited August 14, 20178 yr by Bangyo1948

11 hours ago, webfact said:

Thai Airways International (THAI) offers additional benefits for women travellers who fly with the airline

Will this apply to transgender and "kathoey" persons?

8 hours ago, canopus1969 said:

Looking forward to Fathers Day  - what will they give to all their male passengers 

 

4 hours ago, Bangyo1948 said:

why fly with an airline that can't figure out how to treat people equal......where is the fairness to the guy with 10kg extra luggage who has to pay.

Ah, well, can't say this is a surprise.   Cue all the butthurt male snowflakes. 

3 hours ago, Chou Anou said:

 

Ah, well, can't say this is a surprise.   Cue all the butthurt male snowflakes. 

Nope just a frequent flyer tiered of poor service.......

I hope they make sure they don't wear bathing suits, tights, short shorts, drink too much alcohol, look or smile too much...this could lead to an assault, which will be blamed on them after it occurs.

Edited August 18, 20178 yr by Redline

So 1960's , I like a bit of nostalgia