Mo Chit 2 packed as Songkran holiday travel rush hits full swing in and out of Bangkok

North Bangkok Poll reveals earthquake has no impact on Thais, they will continue to travel as usual, Khao San Road is a popular place to play water, and Songkran Festival will help stimulate the Thai economy well.

Mo Chit 2 packed as Songkran holiday travel rush hits full swing in and out of Bangkok

Crowds pack Mo Chit 2 terminal on April 11 as travelers begin their Songkran journey home. BANGKOK, Thailand – The Songkran holiday travel rush is in full swing as Mo Chit 2 Bus Terminal saw a surge of passengers on April 11, with over 152,000 people traveling in and out of Bangkok. The Transport Company Limited (BorKorSor) anticipates around 120,000 passengers will travel on Saturday, the official start of the Songkran holiday period. Chatchawa…

Poll Shows Strong Songkran Travel Plans Despite Concerns

BANGKOK (NBT WORLD) – A nationwide survey has found that most Thai people still plan to travel during the Songkran holidays despite concerns following the recent earthquake. Conducted by North Bangkok Poll between April 8 and 10, the survey gathered responses from 1,500 participants across all regions. The findings point to continued confidence in domestic […] Source