US EditionKoh Kut's Accommodation Woes Hinder Tourism Growth Amid Land Disputes
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Koh Kut's Accommodation Woes Hinder Tourism Growth Amid Land Disputes
File photo for reference only The scenic island of Koh Kut in Trat faces significant challenges in accommodating tourists, largely stemming from a shortage of accommodation exacerbated by unresolved land disputes. Dechatorn Chan-ob, chief of the Tambon Administrative Organization and owner of Suan Ya Resort, highlighted the island's limited capacity of about 1,100 to 1,200 hotel rooms, which restricts visitor numbers to around 4,500 per day.…
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