The Tourism Logistic: Physical Flow of Tak - Maesod Routes

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ณัฐชัย บูรณะวิมลวรรณ Nutthachai Buranawimonwan
เกศรา สุกเพชร Kassara Sukpatch

Abstract

This research objective is to investigate the context of tourism logistics emphasizing on Tak Province - Mae Sot District route. Secondary data was preliminarily studied from the relevant books, articles, official papers and theses. Next, primary data was examined by exploring the Tak - Mae Sot pathway circumstance comprising of nine Tourist Attractions Which are Jao Pho Pah Wor Shrine, Jao Pho Khun Sam Chon Shrine, Pho Thi Khun Temple, King Nareasuan the Great Shrine, King Nareasuan the Great Shrine, Thai Watthanaram Temple, Lan Sang National Park, King Taksin the Great National Park, Doi Musoe Market and Rim Moei Market.


          The result found that Tak – Mae Sot Routes Travel costs 174.45 THB, Using 7.02 liters of gasoline with total visiting time of 12 hours for all attractions. All Tourist Attractions have clear Signage and provide clean toilets except Jao Pho Khun Sam Chon Shrine’s toilets needed to improve instantly. Two Tourist Attractions offering ATM are King Taksin the Great National Park, and Rim Moei Market. Tourist Attractions provided accommodation are King Taksin the Great National Park and Lan Sang National Park. Lan Sang National Park, King Taksin the Great National Park, and Rim Moei Market are the ones that have security officers

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Nutthachai Buranawimonwan ณ. บ., & Kassara Sukpatch เ. ส. (2018). The Tourism Logistic: Physical Flow of Tak - Maesod Routes. Dusit Thani College Journal, 12(2), 80–96. Retrieved from https://so01.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/journaldtc/article/view/125840
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Vol. 12 No. 2 (2018): Dusit Thani college journal Vol.12 No.2 May - August 2018
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