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Thai Airways holds “See the World Sense the World” photo contest

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Bangkok, 24 April 2019 – Thai Airways International (THAI) is holding “See the World Sense the World” photo contest for passengers who travel with THAI or THAI Smile during 26 April – 15 July 2019 and share photographs on social media to win roundtrip tickets.

Contestants must be 18 years of age or older who travel with THAI or THAI Smile within the dates indicated.


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Photographic entries shall be posted as public posts on Instagram or Facebook with a limitation of three photos for each trip.

The caption must include flight number, date of departure, #LetsSenseTheWorld, and tag @ThaiAirways or @ThaiSmileAirways.

THAI and THAI Smile are offering a total of 38 THAI Royal Silk, THAI Economy, or THAI Smile Economy roundtrip air tickets for winners.

The winners will be announced on 15 August 2019 on www.thaiairways.com

Here’re are a couple of the Tourism Authority of Thailand’s file photos of destinations that THAI and THAI Smile operate domestic flights to.

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THAI holds See the World Sense the World photo contest
Sam Phan Bok, also known as the Grand Canyon of Thailand, is in Ubon Ratchathani
THAI holds See the World Sense the World photo contest
Ratchaprapha Dam or Chieo Lan Dam in Khao Sok National Park, Surat Thani

Source: Tourism Authority of Thailand

Munich to Osaka now nonstop on Lufthansa

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Lufthansa launched a new service from Munich to Osaka on March 31 using an A350 aircraft. Along with the established flights operated by Lufthansa and All Nippon Airways to Tokyo, Munich Airport is now offering a second Japanese destination for the first time. With three daily connections, Munich Airport now ranks fifth in Europe in terms of flights to and from Japan.

From Europe, Japan’s third-largest city can be reached non-stop only from Amsterdam, Helsinki, London-Heathrow, Paris Charles-de-Gaulle and now Munich. Japan is one of the most important destinations in Asia – as demonstrated by the rising passenger figures. In 2018 a total of 200,000 passengers traveled in each direction between Munich and Japan.

Asian routes are the main source of growth in intercontinental traffic in the summer of 2019. “We believe that Munich Airport will establish itself as a convenient hub for travel to Asia in the coming years and see strong potential for further growth in this market segment,” says Oliver Dersch, Munich Airport’s Vice President for Traffic Development.

Lufthansa is also adding a daily connection to Bangkok starting in June 2019, complementing the existing service operated by Thai Airways. Moreover, Lufthansa is bumping up the frequency of its flights to Seoul from 6/7 to 7/7. From June onward, Lufthansa will increase its service to Singapore from five flights a week to a daily connection.

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