Airport Limo ฺBus Express launched in Bangkok

BANGKOK, November 13 (TNA) - The Thai government, through the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, has launched a new bus express service in Greater Bangkok, linking the country's main Suvarnabhumi International Airport and Don Mueang International Airport, as well as focal electric train stations, in order to facilitate international travellers. Thai Tourism and Sports Minister Weerasak Kowsurat presided over a ceremony to launch the "Airport Limo ฺBus Express" service at the Suvarnabhumi International Airport on November 12. Equipped with overhead lockers that can cater for passengers' large luggage units, the new short-distance luxury bus express service is particularly aimed to serve international visitors to Thailand who can travel in their separate groups or with their families' members between the country's two main airports, or from one of the two main Thai airports to focal electric trian stations in the capital. The Airport Limo ฺBus Express service, in which a free wifi system aboard and a passenger-cum-luggage insurance program are provided, now serves international travellers everyday from 5am to one hour after midnight with well-trained captains and crew members, as well as standard safe and hygienic facilities. The fares of the new luxury bus express service in Greater Bangkok are also reasonable, namely 180 baht/passenger and 150 baht/passenger from the Suvarnabhumi International Airport and the Don Mueang International Airport to inner areas in Bangkok respectively, which should be a new option for international travellers in Thailand. (TNA)