Luxury Hotel in Kanchanaburi Raided for Operating Without License
A luxury hotel along the Mae Khlong River in Kanchanaburi, Thailand, was raided for operating as a daily rental accommodation without a business license. 78 rooms were found to be rented out for 500-1000 Baht per night.
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