Chiang Mai Airport Prepares for Yi Peng Festival Amidst Expected 35,000 Daily Passengers
Chiang Mai International Airport is enhancing preparations for the upcoming Yi Peng Festival, anticipating an average of 35,000 daily passengers between November 24-25. Despite reduced operating hours due to aviation safety, increased flights necessitate measures to manage potential congestion.
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