In a surprising move, Thailand’s tourism chief floated the idea of joint patrols with Chinese police to boost security at key tourist spots, showcasing a strong commitment to rebuilding traveler trust. However, the proposal faced swift denial from Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin and the national police chief, citing concerns about compromising Thailand’s sovereignty. This unexpected proposal hinted at Thailand’s eagerness …

In an unprecedented and nearly mystical confluence of technology and tourism, Thailand’s Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin materialized a momentous event during his inaugural visit to China.  This spectacle unfolded as the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) engaged in a clandestine ceremony with eight of China’s most influential corporate shamans, promising to reweave the very fabric of travel experiences. The Plan …

The Ministry of Tourism and Sports of Thailand has plans to rebrand tourism in the post-coronavirus era to “Amazing Trusted Thailand”. Aimed at selective markets and destinations in the country. Locations that can guarantee health and safety standards for both tourists and locals. “We estimate international markets will return in October. All related agencies are working on a proper recovery …

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is working with the tourism sector to find a strategy to achieve its 3.16-trillion-baht revenue target for 2020 and offset the sharp decline in Chinese tourists this year. A potential stimulus package comprising a financial scheme for local operators and a marketing campaign for international and domestic markets was the main focus of a …