Thailand Eases Alcohol Sales Ban on Buddhist Holidays for Specific Venues
Thailand has revised alcohol sales regulations, permitting sales at five types of venues during major Buddhist holidays, including airports, hotels, and licensed entertainment establishments, while maintaining public safety measures.
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