A dock will be built at Phuket Airport in Thailand to facilitate tourists' transportation.

Thailand is a Southeast Asian country that attaches great importance to tourism. The geographical location is very good, and it is also the southwest of Indo-China Peninsula. Many islands and tropical beaches are very suitable for travel and vacation. Let's share the latest news of Thailand tourism in detail.

According to a report compiled by Thailand's "World Journal", Naina, deputy director of Thailand's terminal office, said that the terminal office and the Phuket government will discuss the construction of a terminal project at Phuket Airport on the 29th local time, so that people and tourists can board the plane after disembarking, or they can board the plane after landing, so as to promote the seamless connection between Phuket terminal, tourist destination, hotel and airport.

Naina said that the terminal hall and the Phuket government will hold a seminar on "Phuket Airport Terminal Project" in the Phuket Conference Hall to promote the seamless docking project between Phuket Airport and terminals, tourist destinations and hotels, so that tourists can reach the tourist attractions in the Andaman Sea more conveniently.

The whole project should not only meet the needs of tourism development, but also try to listen to the opinions of local people.

He said that Phuket is a world-famous maritime tourism center in the Andaman Sea. Every year, a large number of domestic and foreign tourists gather in Phuket, which also attracts a large number of investors to invest in the area. However, because there is only one road connecting Panya Temple, tourist attractions and Phuket Airport, there are many traffic congestion problems in the tourist season.

Therefore, the government hopes to build the terminal building of Phuket Airport, so as to increase the mode of transportation to Phuket Airport by water, and make tourists reach the airport more conveniently, safely and quickly, or disperse to various tourist destinations in the Andaman Sea.

Part of the content is reproduced from: "China Overseas Chinese Network"