CAAT Addresses Soaring Chiang Mai Flight Prices Ahead of Festival
The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) is addressing the issue of soaring flight prices to Chiang Mai as a festival approaches. Concerns are rising over increased travel costs for passengers, prompting CAAT to consider measures for price stabilization.
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