Thailand plans to allow alcohol on Buddhist holidays to boost tourism

In a bid to boost tourism, Thailand is all set to permit limited sales of alcohol on Buddhist holidays. This will mark a significant change in Thailand’s efforts to attract more international tourists. With this plan, the Thai government plans to accommodate visitors who often find themselves disappointed when bars are closed on these religious holidays.
As per Deputy Prime Minister Prasert Jantararuangtong, the sale of alcoholic beverages will be permitted in designated regions. As per reports, the new changes will come into effect before May 11, which marks an important Buddhist holiday in Thailand.
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