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Tourists From Malaysia Held A ‘Showroom’ In Thailand

A group of tourists from Malaysia planned a road trip around Betong Town, Thailand. Nevertheless, the state of Betong’s road did not allow them to do so. Due to that, the thirty-three tourists decided to hold a ‘showroom’ for driving enthusiasts around Betong town.

They revealed that it was hard to drive on some roads in the Betong area. The roads were poorly repaired and thus, it may be dangerous to drive on the road.

Picture: สวท.เบตง News

The Malaysian tourists from Kuala Lumpur, have thirty-three luxury cars with them. They have famous sports cars, which include Ferraris, Lamborghini, Mercedes-benz, Porches, Ford Mustangs, and more.

The group of tourists, under the name of NEXT DRIVE, mentioned to a local news media in Thailand that they were on a three-day trip in Thailand. They were heading to Betong Ai Yaeweng Skywalk, which recently opened.

Picture: สวท.เบตง News

The ‘showroom’ was hosted in the Betong Mongkolrit Tunnel, for an hour. The tourists allowed people to take pictures, and even check the cars from inside. The local news stated that many of the Thais went to look at the luxury cars and snapped pictures of them.

Thailand has been a tourist attraction for so long, and Malaysians are regular visitors there. Even though the airline, Nok Air cancels flights from Malaysia to Betong, it did not stop Malaysians from visiting Betong. They usually ride their own cars.

Source: The Thaiger, Facebook สวท.เบตง News

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