To further strengthen the re-energized Thailand tourism industry, Go City, the world’s biggest multi-attraction pass provider has found its way to the vibrant city of Bangkok. With the recent upsurge of travel activities in the Asia Pacific region including Thailand, Go City will provide an alluring opportunity for both inbound and outbound Thai tourists to relish in the beauty and hospitality of the vivid Bangkok city. This one-of-a-kind pass system will allow tourists to experience a host of attractions and tours in the city for a standalone price.

Having already collaborated with over 30 Bangkok attractions, Go City is in a bid to add 15 more Bangkok attractions to serve an influx of European and US tourists. The system essentially attempts to increase the visibility of the city’s untrodden attractions and includes sites and tours like King Power Mahanakhon Skywalk, Chinatown Food Tour, Chao Phraya River Dinner Cruise, and Tuk Tuk Night Tour. Those using Go Pass to plan their next trip to this bustling city will benefit by staying at modern and luxurious Bangkok hotels the likes of Chatrium Hotel & Residencies. Nestled at the heart of Bangkok city, this opulent hotel will provide a perfect home base for you to go on adventures in the city’s less-travelled destinations through Go Pass.

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