Regarding to the Government's policy, the foreign tourists from short-listed countries will be convinced to visit Thailand. The policy will push Volvo Bus's customers to restart their Volvo Buses which will need major recondition the vehicles to serve the customers who have been concerned about safety during their journey in the kingdom.
Under the campaign, the customers will be offered 45% discount in selected parts which are checked basic checking program with 10% lower service charge and two years warrantee. This campaign starts now till the end of this year at 15 nationwide service centres.
The campaign has encouraged the customers to realize the regular maintenance. Moreover, buses have been parked for years will need comprehensive inspection before restarting to run on the road because the good-condition bus will assure the passengers that they are travelling with the right bus. Moreover, Volvo Bus has paid attention the policy promoting regular maintenance which complies with Volvo Bus Core Value of safety, quality and technology.
However, Volvo Bus (Thailand), in cooperation with its parent firm in Singapore, has done a 50-item recommendation list for customers who plan to restart their business after they parked the buses for years. For the customers who are interested to get details of items in the list of recommended to be inspected before restarting business, kindly please contact Miss Nopawan Arjasart, Volvo Bus (Thailand) Service Manager, telephone 094-654-6564 or Line Official ID @volvobusth.
Source: 24 คูณ 7