Update Regarding Recent Earthquake Affecting Thailand

Bangkok is gradually returning to its usual routine following the earthquake that struck on Friday, 28 March. The earthquake's epicentre was located over 1,000 km away from the Thai capital, which has allowed for a swift recovery of the city’s infrastructure. Minor Hotels Group has reported that facilities such as airports, transportation services, and tourist attractions are functioning normally. In addition, the hotel group conducted thorough inspections of its properties located in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Chiang Rai. These hotels have been confirmed to be safe and have resumed regular operations without any complications. 

To ensure the highest level of safety for its guests and staff, Minor Hotels took the proactive step of hiring internationally recognized third-party engineering firms to carry out additional evaluations. This demonstrates their commitment to maintaining stringent safety standards. Meanwhile, resorts in southern Thailand, especially in popular tourist destinations like Phuket, Samui, Krabi, Phang Nga, Pattaya, and Hua Hin, have reported that they were not impacted by the earthquake and continue to operate as usual, providing uninterrupted service to visitors.

As normalcy is restored in Bangkok, Minor Hotels is now directing its efforts towards aiding the people of neighbouring Myanmar, who were most affected by the earthquake. The resilience of the Thai people is awe-inspiring, reflecting a strong spirit of community and support. Their dedication to warmth and hospitality endures, even in challenging times. Minor Hotels remains committed to warmly welcoming guests to its hotels and resorts, continuing to provide the heartfelt hospitality for which it is renowned.