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New Bangkok Airport Office For Oman Air

In additionto its sales and ticketing office at the city’s Silom Road, Oman’s national carrier Oman Air has opened a new office at theSuvarnabhumi airport in Bangkok. Bennet Stephen, OmanAir Country Manager in Thailand,said that the count of Omani tourists to Bangkokthis year was expected to be double that of 2007. “With the opening of the newoffice, we hope to address the needs of our travellers,” he added.

Apart from providing Oman Airpassengers with any urgent situation assistance, the new office which islocated next to the Departure/Arrival Terminal building, will serve as aninformation kiosk.

Source: Khaleej Times

 

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