​Thailand's third wave complicates restructuring plan
​Thailand's third wave complicates restructuring plans | Analysis
By Cirium2021-05-12T03:22:00+01:00
Two major Thai airlines, Thai Airways International and Nok Air, are at different stages of putting together business reorganisation plans outlining how they will restructure their businesses under court protection and emerge stronger from the Covid-19 pandemic.
But a recent surge in virus cases in the Kingdom looks likely to scupper the country’s plans to reopen to tourists this year – something airlines had been banking on to lead them out of the downturn.
Moreover, a huge viral surge in India has put paid to hopes of being able to accept visitors from that key tourism market, while China’s conservative approach to reopening borders could largely seal off a second major tourism market for many months to come.
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