Thursday, October 14, 2010
Thailand Remains a Popular Getaway - Just the Flight Travel News
Thailand Remains a Popular Getaway - Just the Flight Travel News
Well known as a popular destination among gap year students, Thailand remains one of the most visited places on the British traveller itinerary. With stunning scenery, a rich culture, and easy access to both Phuket and Bangkok, Thailand is the perfect destination in which to escape from the realities of life and truly relax.
Phuket is a particularly well-known stop among tourists - a place where luxurious beaches, tropical weather, and a rich culture can be enjoyed in a lavish setting. With a range of fantastic hotels, including the newly opened five-star Centara Grand Beach Resort which is located in Karon Bay, guests can choose to stay in more lavish accommodations, rather than the beach huts and rustic dwellings that many students tend to opt for. Guests can revel in beautiful and inspired décor, modern and high spec rooms, and facilities such as pools which will keep both adults and children alike entertained. With regular direct flights to Bangkok leaving from London, the country can be easily reached.
Outside their hotel of choice, tourists can enjoy golden sand beaches with crystal-clear waters. Elephant treks can be taken through the forests, whilst those looking for cuisine can find a range of traditional delicacies at both beach restaurants and hidden forest cafes. And for those who like to party, Thailand's Full Moon party event will certainly have people celebrating life like never before.
Well known as a popular destination among gap year students, Thailand remains one of the most visited places on the British traveller itinerary. With stunning scenery, a rich culture, and easy access to both Phuket and Bangkok, Thailand is the perfect destination in which to escape from the realities of life and truly relax.
Phuket is a particularly well-known stop among tourists - a place where luxurious beaches, tropical weather, and a rich culture can be enjoyed in a lavish setting. With a range of fantastic hotels, including the newly opened five-star Centara Grand Beach Resort which is located in Karon Bay, guests can choose to stay in more lavish accommodations, rather than the beach huts and rustic dwellings that many students tend to opt for. Guests can revel in beautiful and inspired décor, modern and high spec rooms, and facilities such as pools which will keep both adults and children alike entertained. With regular direct flights to Bangkok leaving from London, the country can be easily reached.
Outside their hotel of choice, tourists can enjoy golden sand beaches with crystal-clear waters. Elephant treks can be taken through the forests, whilst those looking for cuisine can find a range of traditional delicacies at both beach restaurants and hidden forest cafes. And for those who like to party, Thailand's Full Moon party event will certainly have people celebrating life like never before.
DirectRooms.com – Bangkok is the centre for Thailand’s foremost tourist trade event
DirectRooms.com – Bangkok is the centre for Thailand’s foremost tourist trade event
Members of Thailand’s tourism industry will be heading to Bangkok to exhibit in the country’s largest display of tourist products and services, DirectRooms.com can report.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE / PRURGENT
Running for nine days from 20th to 28th November, Travelling Festival 2010 will comprise Thailand’s wide variety of tourist attractions which make it one of the world’s leading tourist destinations.
Exhibitors will include tourism authorities from each of the major regions in the south such as Koh Samui, Phuket and Koh Chang as well as popular northern destinations including Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai.
Leading hotel groups will be promoting each of their premises to travel agencies and tour operators in attendance as well as boutique resorts offering exclusive get-a-ways. Executives can talk with travel operators to find out about the types of packages available to tourists from adventure tourism and elephant trekking to cruises and spa breaks.
Visitors can also speak with each of the airlines that service the country as well as car rental companies who provide transport for tourists. The show is being held within the Impact Exhibition and Convention Center and the popularity of the event with professionals is likely to result in rising demand for Bangkok hotels closest to the exhibition.
Lek Boonlert, marketing head at DirectRooms.com commented: “Executives from all over Thailand and overseas will be heading to the event to hear the latest news from the industry. Hotel availability will be in short supply so visitors should go online to book in advance.”
Members of Thailand’s tourism industry will be heading to Bangkok to exhibit in the country’s largest display of tourist products and services, DirectRooms.com can report.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE / PRURGENT
Running for nine days from 20th to 28th November, Travelling Festival 2010 will comprise Thailand’s wide variety of tourist attractions which make it one of the world’s leading tourist destinations.
Exhibitors will include tourism authorities from each of the major regions in the south such as Koh Samui, Phuket and Koh Chang as well as popular northern destinations including Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai.
Leading hotel groups will be promoting each of their premises to travel agencies and tour operators in attendance as well as boutique resorts offering exclusive get-a-ways. Executives can talk with travel operators to find out about the types of packages available to tourists from adventure tourism and elephant trekking to cruises and spa breaks.
Visitors can also speak with each of the airlines that service the country as well as car rental companies who provide transport for tourists. The show is being held within the Impact Exhibition and Convention Center and the popularity of the event with professionals is likely to result in rising demand for Bangkok hotels closest to the exhibition.
Lek Boonlert, marketing head at DirectRooms.com commented: “Executives from all over Thailand and overseas will be heading to the event to hear the latest news from the industry. Hotel availability will be in short supply so visitors should go online to book in advance.”
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