Phrae, a paradise in the North
Phrae is a province in the north of Thailand with a lot of natural beauty and cultural attractions, a charming lifestyle and good food. The Yom River flows right through it and Phrae has many green mountain regions.
VAT Refund in Thailand: How Tourists Can Shop Tax-Free
Shopping in Thailand is already cheap, but as a tourist you can make it even cheaper by claiming back the VAT. With the right steps you can get up to 6,1% of your purchase price back. Discover how to easily arrange your VAT refund and what to look out for, so you can save more and enjoy your trip even more.
Bangkok to be world's most visited city in 2024
With 32,4 million international travelers, Bangkok tops the world’s tourist destinations. Thanks to its welcoming policies, affordable living standards and world-famous cuisine, the city continues to grow in appeal. By 2024, Bangkok will surpass giants such as Istanbul and London, cementing its position as a leading center for culture, hospitality and unique experiences.
How much money do you spend per day as a tourist in Thailand?
How much money do you spend per day in Thailand? That depends on what kind of traveler you are. Thailand is generally regarded as an affordable destination for tourists, especially when compared to many Western countries. Accommodations, food and drink, transportation and activities can often be found at a lower price than what one would pay in many other countries.
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Although budget concerns are impacting the travel plans of many Europeans, intention to travel remains high. More than half of vacationers are staying home due to financial constraints, but 83% are still planning to travel this summer. These findings come from the Allianz Partners International Summer Vacation Confidence Index, which also highlights regional differences in concerns about travel costs.
Thailand is considering tourist taxes to tackle mass tourism
Thailand is about to introduce a tourist tax in response to the growing problem of overtourism, which threatens the carrying capacity of popular destinations such as Phuket and Pattaya. The proposal, backed by Thai tourism organizations and the government, aims to boost the development of less-visited regions and relieve pressure on congested areas.
Nakhon Si Thammarat? Yes, why not!
You sometimes hear from Thailand visitors that they want to see the real Thailand and do not want to go where the tourists crowd. Plenty of options, but still few people choose Nakhon Si Thammarat province and that is a pity to say the least.
Should I tip in Thailand?
Tips, always a topic of discussion. Opinions about it are quite divided. Not only the question of whether you should tip, but also how much and to whom? Actually, tipping is not customary in Thailand. But the many tourists who visit Thailand are in a good mood and often generous with tips. Many Thai have become accustomed to it and some are even holding up their hand.
Thailand has set its sights on the Dutch market, with the ambitious goal of attracting 20 percent more visitors from the Netherlands this year. This initiative was announced during an impressive roadshow, where Thai tourism partners, including leading hotels and DMCs, presented the country's unique appeal to the Dutch travel industry.
Tourist regions in Thailand
Thailand is located in Southeast Asia and borders Malaysia, Cambodia, Burma and Laos. The Thai name of the country is Prathet Thai, which means 'free land'.
Hidden Gem in Thailand: Koh Lanta (Video)
Almost everyone knows Phi Phi Island - one of the most popular tourist hotspots in Krabi province - but few people know that the lesser-known Koh Lanta is much more beautiful. According to some even one of the most beautiful islands in the world.
Lamphun, a historical place
Lamphun is only 26 kilometers from Chiangmai. It is the oldest and longest inhabited place in Thailand with a very rich history.
Thailand is betting on record numbers of Chinese tourists in 2024
Thailand has big plans for tourism in 2024, with the ambition to welcome as many as 8,5 million Chinese visitors. Despite the current economic challenges in China, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is focusing on this important market, with strategies to boost tourist flows and relax visa regulations.
The natural wonder Lalu
In this story I take you to the virtually unknown and hardly visited Phae Muang Phi, also known by its shorter and easier to remember name Lalu for Westerners.
For foreign visitors in Thailand, the Royal Thai Police introduces the revolutionary app 'Tourist Police i learn you'. This user-friendly app, available for iOS and Android, allows tourists to quickly and effectively call for help in an emergency. With GPS functionality and a direct connection to the Thai police, this app promises to significantly improve the safety of tourists in Thailand.
The Hot district in Chiang Mai is 'cool'
The 'Hot District' can be found in Chiang Mai province, south of Hang Dong. It is easy to reach from the city of Chiang Mai and is certainly worth a (day) trip.
Scams of tourists in Thailand: top 10 known tricks
Wherever you go on holiday in the world, you will find scammers everywhere who prey on tourists. Likewise in Thailand. This article provides insight into the most common scams in Thailand. It is mainly intended to warn the unsuspecting tourist.
Discover the spiritual heart of Thailand: free e-book guides you to 60 special places
Widely known for its breathtaking landscapes and rich culture, Thailand now invites travelers to take a deeper dive into its spiritual roots. The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) presents a unique e-book that guides readers through 60 spiritual sites, from sacred caves to city pillars. This guide unlocks the hidden spiritual wealth of the country.
Thailand has unveiled ambitious plans to position itself as one of the top five destinations for Muslim tourists by 2027. A new five-year plan focuses on training tourism providers and standardizing activities to meet the unique needs of Muslim travelers, strengthening Thailand's position as a popular destination.