Hua Hin Set To Grow International Airlift

Category: Tourism, Posted:12 Apr 2021 | 06:00 am

One of Thailand’s best performing hotel sectors is Hua Hin. Well, let’s just say it is the best market over the past twelve months of the pandemic.

The destination is now poised to look ahead post-Covid and is looking to increase overseas airlift once the country reopens.

Aside from the current expansion of the gateway regional airport, a new private undertaking has been announced as part of a tagged “Phoenix Plan”.

The plan calls for expanded airport services including in town, digital enhancements and more targeted marketing to regional hubs.

Hua Hin’s current expansion which is underway and set to come into service in 2023, includes a longer runway, going from 2,100 meters and expanded to 3,000 to service larger aircraft. And a significant THB250-million renovation and upgrade.

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