In a thrilling development for travelers, Batik Air has announced the launch of two captivating new routes from Kuala Lumpur to Thailand, marking a significant expansion in their service offerings. Starting September 13th, 2024, passengers can now fly daily to the vibrant cities of Hat Yai and Krabi aboard a B737 aircraft equipped with dual-class seating, providing both Business and Economy options for a premium travel experience.
Datuk Chandran Rama Muthy, Chief Executive Officer of Batik Air, emphasized the strategic importance of these new routes. “Last year alone, 4.62 million Malaysian tourists explored Thailand’s wonders, underlining the growing appeal of destinations like Hat Yai and Krabi. This expansion aligns with our commitment to meet rising demand and deliver exceptional travel experiences,” he stated. The introduction of these routes also caters to the increasing number of Thai tourists visiting Malaysia, which surpassed 1.5 million last year, reinforcing the strong tourism ties between the two countries.
Discover Hat Yai and Krabi
Hat Yai, known for its bustling markets, rich cultural heritage, and delectable street food, offers travelers a lively and immersive experience. Visitors can explore attractions such as the serene Hat Yai Municipal Park and the bustling Kim Yong Market, providing a taste of local life. Beyond the city, Hat Yai serves as a gateway to southern Thailand’s pristine beaches and natural wonders, making it an ideal destination for both urban explorers and nature enthusiasts.
Krabi, on the other hand, captivates with its stunning natural beauty, characterized by breathtaking limestone cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and idyllic islands. Popular spots include Railay Beach, Phi Phi Islands, and the Emerald Pool, each offering unique experiences for adventurers and those seeking tranquility alike. Whether hiking through lush jungles or lounging on pristine beaches, Krabi promises an unforgettable retreat into nature’s embrace.
According to the Tourism Authority of Thailand, Malaysia currently ranks as the top visitor to Krabi, while Hat Yai welcomes approximately 2.5 million Malaysian visitors annually. This robust tourism exchange highlights the necessity for expanded route networks to better serve travelers’ needs.
Tickets for the Hat Yai and Krabi routes are now available for booking through the Batik Air website. For booking and more information, please visit www.batikair.com.
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