Thai AirAsia X to Increase Bangkok - Seoul
Flights
Thai AirAsia X is to increase flights between Bangkok
(DMK), Thailand and Seoul (ICN), South Korea.
The low cost long haul airline will increase
frequency to 2 flights daily
in its winter schedule between 30 October 2016 and 25 March 2017.
Mr. Nadda Buranasiri, Chief Executive Officer
of Thai AirAsia X, said, “The second flight from Bangkok
to Seoul is being added in anticipation of increased demand during
the upcoming travel season, especially for Thai travelers who want
to visit South Korea in the autumn and winter, with the second
daily flight to allow for more choice in scheduling while also
reiterating our status as a Korea Expert”
In the
first half of the year (January-June 2016) more than 248,000 Thai
people traveled to South Korea, up 13.82% from the same period
last year.
Thai AirAsia X maintained an average Load Factor of 91%
throughout the period, and noted the number of repeat travelers to
the country was high with most returning to find new, personal,
travel experiences beyond popular sites.
Mr.
Lee Woong, Director of Korea Tourism Organization, Bangkok Office,
said, “South Korea is one of Thailand’s most popular destinations for tourism, especially due to the success of K-Pop
and K-Dramas among the Thai youths, which has spurred more of them
to visit the country on their own. Our organization congratulates
and thanks Thai AirAsia X for increasing its flights from Bangkok
(Don Mueang) to Seoul to twice daily to accommodate the higher
number of Thai travelers to South Korea expected later this year.
To mark this development, Korea Tourism Organization has
collaborated with Thai AirAsia X to organize a special activity
that travelers can join in online.”
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