Bangkok--12 Apr--AirAsia
AirAsia is spreading Songkran cheer with its Splash Terminals in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Udon Thani, Nakhon Phanom and Hat Yai as well as a Facebook challenge where the wildest and most memorable Songkran photographs can win either a free flight with Thai AirAsia or an adorable AirAsia teddy bear. Details at facebook.com/AirAsiaThailand.
Thai AirAsia CEO Tassapon Bijleveld remarked that AirAsia, as a low cost airline of the Thai people, is seeking to preserve the Kingdom’s traditions and bolster its joy in 2012 with its “Splash Terminals” to be refreshing people in 5 provinces, namely; Bangkok (Khao Sarn Road), Chiang Mai (Pratu Tapae), Nakhon Phanom (Khao Pun Road), Udon Thani (Nong Prajak) and Hat Yai (Hat Yai City), with an emphasis on maintaining the celebration’s traditional beauty and Thailand’s wholesome image.
The highlights of AirAsia’s Splash Terminals will be; in Bangkok (Khao Sarn Road), a champion B-Boy team performance (13-15 April), in Chiang Mai (Pratu Tapae), a concert by pop star Tack Paranyu (12,14 April), in Nakhon Phanom (Khao Pun Road) and Udon Thani (Nong Prajak), tuk-tuks transformed into AirAsia planes and foam parties and in Hat Yai (Hat Yai City), the “AirAsia Loves Hat Yai” event to stimulate the local economy. Participants at any of the terminals will have the chance to receive special collectible AirAsia water-proof pouches.
Also, AirAsia’s Facebook (facebook.com/AirAsiaThailand) is holding an activity for fans to compete for a free trip for 2 with AirAsia to any of the airline’s domestic destinations or one of 20 “Captain” AirAsia teddy bears. Contestants simply have to post a photograph of their best Songkran moment to Thai AirAsia’s Facebook page between now and 20 April, 2012. Judges will select and announce winners on 27 April, 2012. Regulations and details can be found at facebook.com/AirAsiaThailand.
Special for 13 April, AirAsia passengers checking-in to depart from Suvarnabhumi Airport, Chiang Mai Airport, Nakhon Phanom Airport, Udon Thani Airport and Hat Yai Airport will receive their own marlstone chalk as a sign of appreciation from AirAsia as well as be invited to take part in Songkran festivities that begin at the check-in counter and continue to games aboard AirAsia flights that will run throughout Songkran 2012.
For more information, contact AirAsia Communications:
Krittiyawadee Pongpanich
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Nuttawut Jitardharn
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Piyasuda Archasantisuk
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