Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul assured the public of stringent measures to ensure a Covid-19-free environment for the upcoming MotoGP event in Buriram. With Thailand set to host the second circuit of the MotoGP on March 21-22, all sectors involved are working collaboratively to welcome visitors safely into the Kingdom.
Minister Anutin emphasized the collective efforts of organizers, riders, teams, staff, hotel operators, and businesses in Buriram and surrounding areas to prevent the spread of the virus. The Ministry of Public Health, in coordination with other relevant agencies, aims to showcase the OR Thailand Grand Prix 2020 as a model of effective Covid-19 prevention, boosting global confidence in Thailand’s public health system.
Thailand has reaped significant economic benefits from previous MotoGP editions, generating over Bt6 billion. Despite potential global challenges affecting this year’s event, Thailand remains optimistic about the race’s appeal to motorsport enthusiasts worldwide. The country’s commitment to hosting the MotoGP for the next five years underscores its ambition to position itself as a premier destination for motorsport tourism.
Minister of Tourism and Sports, Pipat Ratchakitprakan, highlighted Buriram’s pivotal role in driving revenue through sports tourism. Despite international travel restrictions, domestic tourism continues to thrive, positioning Thailand as a safe and attractive destination. The Ministry aims to leverage events like MotoGP to bolster the country’s economy and promote tourism.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand’s enhanced Pavilion at the MotoGP event will showcase the country’s rich cultural heritage, aiming to captivate international visitors with immersive experiences. The Pavilion’s thematic presentation will spotlight Buriram as a top global tourism destination, featuring regional tourism promotions, cultural performances, and traditional Thai culinary demonstrations.
Buriram Province’s governor, Tatchakorn Hatthatayakul, affirmed the province’s readiness to host the MotoGP event with robust health monitoring measures in place. Collaborating with medical agencies, Buriram is committed to ensuring the safety of tourists and motorsport fans attending the event. The province’s proactive approach reflects its dedication to creating a secure and welcoming environment.
Newin Chidchob, President of Chang International Circuit, expressed confidence in the event’s preparation, drawing on past experiences and feedback to enhance this year’s MotoGP. With stringent health protocols in place, including screening points, mask distribution, and hand sanitizing stations, the circuit aims to provide a safe and enjoyable experience for all attendees. The successful organization of the Buriram Marathon attests to the province’s readiness and expertise in managing large-scale events.
As the excitement builds for the MotoGP in Buriram, stakeholders are united in their commitment to delivering a world-class event while prioritizing health and safety. With meticulous planning and comprehensive health measures, Thailand aims to showcase its capabilities in hosting international sporting events, setting a benchmark for future editions of the MotoGP and reinforcing its status as a premier destination for motorsport enthusiasts.
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