Civil Aviation Authority senior figure Jula Sukhmanop said that the renewed spikes meant that the bubble plans would be delayed indefinitely.

Now was a time to concentrate on the domestic market while the government figures out what countries should be in the bubble over the next couple of months.

ExPenhMan wrote: ↑Wed Jul 08, 2020 4:59 pm LOL.

1. So Thailand has abandoned its travel bubble program since its "safe cities" list has collapsed, namely China, S Korea and Japan, all of which have seen infection spikes.

Civil Aviation Authority senior figure Jula Sukhmanop said that the renewed spikes meant that the bubble plans would be delayed indefinitely.

Now was a time to concentrate on the domestic market while the government figures out what countries should be in the bubble over the next couple of months.

https://forum.thaivisa.com/topic/117174 ... /#comments

2. A Bloomberg story this week said Thailand's economic outlook, according to analysts, will be the worst in Southeast Asia.

So, what to do? Do they dare open up the borders, cut away most of the visitor restrictions, and go back to being a quantity over quality destination, as some tourist-dependent European nations are doing.? I hope the answer comes sooner rather than later.

clutchcargo wrote: ↑Wed Jul 08, 2020 6:18 pm

ExPenhMan wrote: ↑Wed Jul 08, 2020 4:59 pm So Thailand has abandoned its travel bubble program since its "safe nations" list has collapsed, namely China, S Korea and Japan, all of which have seen infection spikes.

Add Australia (Victoria + ACT has new cases too) to the list now..