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TAT Welcomes Inaugural LOT Polish Airlines Warsaw-Bangkok Flight

TAT welcomed LOT Polish Airlines’ inaugural Warsaw–Bangkok flight, strengthening direct connections between Thailand and Central Europe. The route will increase to five weekly flights for winter, supported by a Bangkok–Rayong familiarisation trip for Polish travel operators, media and airline executives to encourage bookings, longer stays and wider tourism spending nationwide.

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TAT welcomed LOT Polish Airlines’ inaugural Warsaw–Bangkok flight, strengthening direct connections between Thailand and Central Europe. The route will increase to five weekly flights for winter, supported by a Bangkok–Rayong familiarisation trip for Polish travel operators, media and airline executives to encourage bookings, longer stays and wider tourism spending nationwide.

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