“The show must go on,” said Srisuda Wanapinyosak, TAT’s executive director for East Asia.
She said Thai tourism operators could not afford to stand still at this difficult time. In fact, the event would be a good platform for them, mostly small and medium-sized enterprises, to communicate with worldwide clients and improve their understanding of the country’s political situation.
The event will be held at Impact Arena, Exhibition and Convention Centre, and so far 259 vendors of tourism products plan to attend.