47 per cent of Thai hotels could stay open for less than three months

BANGKOK (The Nation/ANN): A survey of the hotel industry found that 47 per cent of hotels have liquidity to keep their business afloat for less than three months.

47 per cent of hotels could stay open for less than three months

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