Car models without face masks signals return to 'normalcy'

Models hired to promote vehicles displayed by global automakers at the 39th Thailand International Motor Expo 2022 are not wearing face masks this year, signalling a return to normalcy.

The annual expo continued during the pandemic, but models – and everyone else – were required to wear face masks. This year’s show is the first since the onset of the pandemic to showcase young models in tight dresses without face masks.

$Car models without face masks signals return to \'normalcy\'$

The expo of cars and motorcycles, including electric vehicles, has returned to its typical style.

$Car models without face masks signals return to \'normalcy\'$

The expo at Impact Arena's Challenger Hall 1-3 began last Thursday and will run until December 12. It is open to the public from noon to 1pm on weekdays and from 11am to 10pm on weekends. Tickets cost 100 baht per person. Children below 120 centimetres in height can enter for free.

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