Hat Yai Airport Advises Passengers to Allow 2-3 Hours for Travel Amidst Crowds
Hat Yai Airport in southern Thailand is recommending passengers allow 2-3 hours for travel due to increased airport usage. This indicates a noticeable surge in airport congestion.
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