CCSA ends curfew, eases more curbs to bolster tourism
Pubs, bars, karaoke outlets still closed until January
Thai and foreign visitors walks on Khaosan Road on Nov 12 this year after the country reopened to air travellers on Nov 1. (Photo: Pornprom Satrabhaya)
Thailand will no longer have a curfew starting next month after lifting the nighttime ban being enforced in the last remaining six provinces as part of the measures to revitalise the economy and tourism sector.
The country will also allow travellers to enter the country by land and sea, change the Covid-19 testing method for air travellers and allow tourists to visit more provinces.
These measures will be implemented in December, according to the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA),…
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