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Thai Airways offers special Valentine desserts

Thai Airways International Public Company Limited (THAI) is offering special Valentine desserts prepared by THAI catering chefs for passengers traveling its flights on February 14.
Thai Airways offers special Valentine desserts ảnh 1Thai Airways International Public Company Limited (THAI) is offering special Valentine desserts prepared by THAI catering chefs for passengers traveling its flights on February 14. (Source: thaiairways.com)

Bangkok (NNT/VNA) - Thai Airways International Public Company Limited (THAI) isoffering special Valentine desserts prepared by THAI catering chefs forpassengers traveling its flights on February 14.

On domestic flights, except for flight TG 226 Phuket - Bangkok, RocherMacadamia Nuts will be served to Royal Silk Class passengers and a ChocolateChunk Cookie will be given to Economy Class passengers.

On international flights, except flights to the Middle East and some SouthAsian cities, Royal First Class passengers will be offered Raspberry Macaronwith Raspberry Sauce and Mixed Red Fruit Ice Cream.

Royal Silk Class passengers will be served Raspberry Mousse with RaspberryCream and Raspberry Sauce. Economy Class passengers can enjoy Raspberry Mousse.

For more informationabout reservation and ticketing, please visit thaiairways.com or callthe THAI Contact Centre at Tel. 02-356-1111 (24 hours a day).-NNT/VNA
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