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Na Saphan Camping in Nan province lets guests stranded by flooding stay free. Bookings can be rescheduled or cancelled with full deposit refund.
Na Saphan Camping in Saphan village, Pua district, Nan province, has announced that guests unable to return home due to heavy rains and flooding can stay free of charge. A state of emergency has been declared in the province, affecting 12 districts and 107 villages.
Those with bookings during this period may reschedule without extra fees or cancel with a full deposit refund. The area is experiencing power and internet outages, but the stream water level is normal and there is no damage.
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Na Saphan Camping in Nan Province has announced that guests unable to return home due to flooding can stay for free. The province declared an emergenc...
Na Saphan Camping in Nan Province has announced that guests unable to return home due to flooding can stay for free. The province declared an emergency after heavy rains affected 12 sub-districts and 107 villages. The hotel also allows unlimited rescheduling or full deposit refunds.
Na Saphan Camping in Ban Sapan, Pua District, Nan Province, announced that guests unable to travel due to heavy rain and storms can stay free of charg...
Na Saphan Camping in Ban Sapan, Pua District, Nan Province, announced that guests unable to travel due to heavy rain and storms can stay free of charge. New bookings during this period can be postponed indefinitely without extra fees or cancelled with a full deposit refund. The area experiences power outages and internet disruptions, but the stream level is normal and no damage has been reported.
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