The company will increase its motorcycle fleet from 1300 to 1500 and is also hiring more telephone operators, with fans expected to desert the kitchen in their droves.
Meanwhile, the country's electricity board is getting ready to boost power by 12% when each game starts and has even agreed to buy supplies off Malaysia if things go really bananas.
It makes you wonder what on earth would need doing should Thailand ever actually qualify for the World Cup.
Great Scot
More Scots are planning to watch the World Cup than English, according to a new poll.
The research revealed around 27% of Scottish workers are intending to be glued to the box, compared with 23% of their English counterparts.
The survey of 2,000 adults by Alliance & Leicester Business Banking also suggested two out of three people are not that interested in the tournament and only 1% are planning to take a "sickie" to watch games on TV.
You can't blame the Scots for wanting to take their minds off the last few days, but no surprises who they won't be cheering for when it comes to the Group F games.
Stone me
Japanese railway companies are leaving no stone unturned to thwart the threat posed by football hooligans at World Cup matches.
New order
Cup report
