Thailand eyeing introduction of departure fee for travellers — newspaper
The fee would be collected by airlines and included in the ticket price at the time of booking, according to a local newspaper report.
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Thailand is considering introducing a departure fee for travellers leaving the country, according to a newspaper report cited by TASS.
How the fee would be collected
The collection of the fee is planned to be delegated to airlines, which would include it in the ticket price at the time of booking, the report said.
Details still unclear
TASS's report did not specify the proposed amount of the fee, when it might take effect, or which travellers would be subject to it.
No further comment from Thai government officials or the aviation industry was included in the available reporting.
Sources
- Thailand eyeing introduction of departure fee — newspaper — TASS (Russia)
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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