Queen Sirikit Centre Closes for IMF-World Bank Meetings; Minimal Impact Expected
The Queen Sirikit Convention Centre will close from October 11-18 for the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok. While the meetings are expected to benefit the Thai economy, the temporary closure of the venue is anticipated to have minimal impact.
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