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With Thai Crossings Congested, Cops Warn Against Using Illegal Routes
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Malaysians, Singaporeans flocking to Thailand via Betong checkpoint - Thai Newsroom
THE BETONG border checkpoint in Yala was bustling since 5 a.m. this morning (Sep. 15) with a large number of tour buses and private vehicles carrying Malaysian and Singaporean tourists queuing up to pass through passport control amid continuous rain, Naewna newspaper said. This big rush to holiday in Thailand is because today is […] The post Malaysians, Singaporeans flocking to Thailand via Betong checkpoint appeared first on Thai Newsroom.
KUALA LUMPUR: About 200,000 Malaysians are reported to have spent nearly RM50 million in southern Thailand during the Malaysia Day 2025 holiday. President of the Thailand–Southeast Asia Halal Trade and Tourism Association (TAHTA), Aid...
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