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Phuket Buzzes with 3-Day Holiday: 60.79% Occupancy, Over 329 Million Baht Injected
Phuket experienced a surge in domestic tourism during a recent three-day holiday, with average hotel occupancy reaching 60.79%. The economic impact is estimated to exceed 329 million baht.
Phuket, in southern Thailand, is experiencing a boom due to an influx of domestic tourists during a recent three-day holiday. According to reports from local media outlet MGR Online (South), the average hotel occupancy rate during this period reached 60.79%, with an estimated economic impact of approximately 329 million baht. This long weekend provided an opportunity for many in Thailand to escape their urban routines and visit the resort island of Phuket. Tourism is a primary pillar of Phuket's economy, and the increase in domestic visitors not only boosts hotel occupancy but also has a ripple effect on related industries such as restaurants, retail stores, and activity providers. Phuket is renowned for its beautiful beaches, rich culture, and diverse activities, making it a popular destination for both domestic and international tourists. This surge in domestic tourism can be seen as a positive sign for the recovery of the tourism industry post-pandemic.
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MGR Online (South)