Thailand, a shopping paradise for Taiwanese, not only boasts many fun attractions but also offers highly competitive prices on local designer brands, luxury goods, and specialty products—always leaving visitors wanting more. Currently, a 20% to 25% discount coupon is available for foreign travelers, which can be directly downloaded and used from the website. Those planning to visit Thailand this year should take advantage of it.
The exterior of King Power is imposing. (Photo provided by King Power)
King Power is Bangkok’s largest duty-free mall, housing over 200 brand-name counters. The department store's exterior features a striking circular transparent glass dome. The mall has two floors: the first floor showcases Thai local brands, while the second floor features international luxury stores, making it a must-visit shopping destination for travelers.
The theater at King Power. (Photo provided by King Power)
The discount coupons offered by King Power are valid until December 31, 2011. The 20% off coupon can be used on one Thai product, the 25% off coupon on one duty-free item, and the 10% off coupon can be used unlimited times on duty-free products. These coupons are exclusively for foreign travelers and require exchanging the coupon and passport at the reception desk for a duty-free shopping card before use. They cannot be combined with other promotions.
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