Bookings at riverside hotels surge

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Bookings at riverside hotels surge - Bangkok Post

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Hotels along the Chao Phraya River are expecting a significant uptick in bookings for December and the New Year celebration as tourism resumes and Thai K-pop star Lalisa is booked to perform at Iconsiam's countdown event.

The government should promote more events and celebrations along the river during the year to distribute income, not focusing exclusively on the year-end holiday period, said Ms Kullapranee.

The average occupancy should continue to rise and reach 85-90%, with hotels likely fully booked during the New Year holiday, said Ms Kullapranee.