Thai Airways International launches Corporate Travel Card for MICE Activities in Andaman

Thai Airways International in cooperation with the Thailand Convention & Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) and Krungthai Card Public Company Limited (KTC) are launching a THAI Corporate Travel Card, which will be distributed to leading corporations in Thailand and the company's premium customers, in an effort to boost corporate travel to the Southern Andaman.

The Corporate Travel Card will be extended to Thailand's leading companies for special privilege packages from THAI on routes from Bangkok to Phuket, Krabi, and Trang. Cardholder privileges include special air fares for flying THAI flights, 50% discount for weekday travel and 30% for weekend travel, and special support for corporate meetings, seminars, and incentives by TCEB.

Special Weekday (Monday - Friday) THAI Air Fares are: round-trip ticket on the route Bangkok-Phuket at THB 2,630 per person in Economy Class and THB 3,630 baht per person in Business Class, round-trip ticket on the route Bangkok-Krabi at THB 2,560 per person in Economy Class and THB 3,560 per person in Business Class, and round-trip ticket on the route Bangkok-Trang at THB 2,750 baht per person in Economy Class and THB 3,750 in Business Class.

Special Weekend (Saturday - Sunday) Air Fares are: round-trip ticket on the routes Bangkok-Phuket, Bangkok-Krabi, Bangkok-Trang, are THB 3,330 baht per person in Economy Class and THB 5,330 baht per person in Business Class.

These special air fares are effective for ticketing and departure date from now until 31 October 2005 for journeys to be completed 31 October 2005; airport tax, insurance, and fuel surcharge are not included; for a minimum group size of 10 adults (no FOC or free of charge tickets); restrictions of ticket are outbound valid on flight and date shown only, non-reroutable, non-refundable; advanced reservation at least 3 weeks before departure; an extra charge of 2,000 baht (round-trip travel) for travel from North and Northeast cities in Thailand.

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