KOTA BHARU: Some 300,000 Malaysians are expected to visit Thailand during the Deepavali holiday season which started on Wednesday. Consul-General of M...
: Some 300,000 Malaysians are expected to visit Thailand during the Deepavali holiday season which started on Wednesday.
“The numbers are about the same as other public holidays in Malaysia and the most visitors entering Thailand is through Bukit Kayu Hitam which borders Sadao town in Songkhla Province. It is understood that based on the records of the Tourism Authority of Thailand, a total of 3.7 million Malaysian tourists visited the country from January to September 2024.
“The consulate has received many complaints about Malaysians driving vehicles at high speed without complying with the speed limit set by the country’s authorities.
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