Koh Chang Overwhelmed by Tourists During Long Holiday, Ferries Face Long Queues
Koh Chang, a popular tourist destination in Trat province, eastern Thailand, experienced a significant influx of tourists during a four-day holiday weekend, leading to unusually long queues at ferry terminals. While this highlights a robust recovery in domestic tourism post-COVID-19, it also underscores the strain on existing infrastructure to accommodate the surging demand.
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