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Thailand Tourism Festival 2019 concludes

The Thailand Tourism Festival 2019 wrapped up on January 27, drawing huge crowds during five days.
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Bangkok (NNT/VNA) – The Thailand Tourism Festival 2019 wrapped upon January 27, drawing huge crowds during five days.

Annually organised bythe Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), the event aimed to inspire Thais,expatriates, and visiting tourists alike to travel around the kingdom, aka Landof Smiles.

Held at Lumpini Park,the festival was dubbed as the largest tourism fair in Thailand, featuring five“tourism villages” representing different regions of Thailand, plus twoadditional zones of activities.

The fair transformedLumpini Park into a mini representation of the kingdom with replicas oflandmarks and examples of cultural events. Other highlights were culturalprocessions, musical performances, cuisine and tasty treats from all regions.

The five tourismvillages displayed the unique and different ways of life of Thai people, inaddition to the “Reduce-Reuse-Recycle” waste initiative zone that helped raiseawareness and promote responsible and sustainable tourism through variousactivities and games.-NNT/VNA
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