“The mutual exchanges between the peoples of China and Thailand have injected vitality into both the social and economic development of the two nations, driving the construction of a China-Thailand community with a shared future,” Han said.
Organized by the Thai Travel Agents Association, or TTAA, the four-day fair gathered 12 Chinese airlines, several financial institutions such as UnionPay, and also tourism service providers from six provincial areas, offering the latest high-quality tourism products, services, as well as presenting excellent travel routes to overseas travellers.
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