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Bhutan Airlines, Bhutan’s first private airline, is opening service in Korea through a new general sales agent. Bhutan People is in charge of booking plane tickets, visa registration, arranging group tours or incentive tours and offering travel information. Previously, airline-related reservations were handled by an Indian tour agency.
The airline operates services between Bangkok, Thailand and Paro, Bhutan, daily and will begin a new roundtrip service between Kathmandu and Paro on Monday and Thursday starting June 16. The roundtrip ticket between Bangkok and Paro is available for 1.4 million won until the end of this year. For more information, contact Bhutan People at (02) 516-7712.
(wylee@heraldcorp.com)
The airline operates services between Bangkok, Thailand and Paro, Bhutan, daily and will begin a new roundtrip service between Kathmandu and Paro on Monday and Thursday starting June 16. The roundtrip ticket between Bangkok and Paro is available for 1.4 million won until the end of this year. For more information, contact Bhutan People at (02) 516-7712.
(wylee@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
