About B20 million in revenue expected from two-day stay of Queen Mary 2
The Queen Mary 2 with more than 2,200 passengers and 1,200 crew is moored at Laem Chabang Port A 1 in Si Racha on Friday for a two-day visit. (Photo: Pongpat Wongyala)
CHON BURI: A cruise ship with more than 2,200 tourists on board docked in Si Racha district on Friday to begin a two-day visit expected to generate 20 million baht for this eastern province.
Chon Buri governor Thawatchai Srithong led officials to welcome the Queen Mary 2, moored at Laem Chabang Port A 1 in Si Racha, around 9.30am.
The Bermuda-flagged vessel was making its first call at Chon Buri since before the outbreak of Covid-19. Its 2,204 passengers and 1,272…
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