CAAT: Year-End Flight Prices Not Yet High, Recommends Early Booking
The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) has released findings from a survey on year-end flight ticket prices. While stating prices are not yet excessively high, CAAT advises passengers to book in advance. Specific price ranges and routes were not detailed.
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