Thailand's E-Gates Promise Speed, But Leave Many Waiting
Thailand's new e-gates at Suvarnabhumi Airport aim to speed up immigration, but strict eligibility criteria mean many travelers, including Chinese and US nationals and long-term visa holders, are still facing lengthy queues. The system's limited access is hindering its intended impact.
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