The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is seeking a bigger budget for airline partnerships to revive tourism. This is part of a broader plan to boost international tourism and economic recovery after COVID-19. With a target of 39 million international visitors by 2024, TAT is focusing on improved marketing and increased flight frequencies.
Dive deeper into the vibrant city of Bangkok with the latest “Bangkok Walking Guide” from TAT Bangkok. This guide will take you through both iconic sights and hidden gems, offering practical tips for navigation and local customs. Ideal for both first-time visitors and experienced adventurers who want to explore the city in an authentic way.
Events calendar in Thailand for the Countdown 2024
The Countdown 2024 in Thailand promises to be a spectacular celebration, with exciting events planned in various cities across the country. The 'Amazing Thailand Countdown 2024' and 'Korat Winter Festival and Countdown 2024' are just the beginning of a series of celebrations marking the farewell of 2023 and the arrival of the New Year.
Ready for a sparkling New Year: Amazing Thailand countdown 2024
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) invites everyone to celebrate the transition to 2024 with the 'Amazing Thailand Countdown 2024 Vijit Arun'. Scheduled in the scenic Nagaraphirom Park, this event promises to be a spectacular experience with cultural performances, music, and a breathtaking fireworks display against the backdrop of the Temple of Dawn.
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 Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has indicated that they expect more than 2023 million European tourists to visit Thailand by 6, representing a total revenue of 420 billion baht for the country. This amounts to about 80% of pre-pandemic sales and is part of the total sales of 1,5 trillion baht by the end of the year.
TAT: Number of Indian tourists will rise to 2 million this year
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has raised its target for Indian visitors this year from 1,4 million to 2 million due to recent changes in COVID-19 regulations by the Indian government.
TAT wants to abolish Thailand Pass by July 1
Although Thailand plans to scale down all corona rules from July this year, the double test obligation will remain in place for the time being (PCR test before departure and on arrival).
As you may have heard by now, Thai Prime Minister Prayut announced the suspension of the Test and Go scheme yesterday afternoon due to concerns over the Omicron variant. Unfortunately, the Thai media has once again brought out incorrect information about this, which has led to a lot of confusion, including among the editors of Thailandblog. Our apologies.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has listed multiple festivals and events planned across the 17 Blue Zone destinations in November and December 2021.
Trapped in paradise
So, from now on, the Thai government only wants to allow well-to-do foreigners within its borders. Truly a noble goal, but a few decades too late. Where until now the policy was aimed at chasing as many hurdles as possible into the country, it is now suddenly about quality instead of quantity. I predict: it is a plan that is doomed to fail.
The entry ban for Thailand is expected to expire on July 1 and commercial international flights will be allowed to land in Bangkok again. Does that mean that we can all travel en masse to Thailand again? No Unfortunately not. Although the government hardly commented on the start-up of international tourism, a number of things are becoming clearer
An overview of the TAT over 60 years
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has issued a special 245-page brochure commemorating the 60th anniversary this year. It is free to view and download. It offers a fascinating look at the history of Thai tourism and the TAT since 1960.
Interview Yuthasak Supasorn, Director Tourism Authority of Thailand
The director of the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), Yuthasak Supasorn, has headed this marketing agency since September 2015. At the end of September this year, he renewed his contract for a second four-year term.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) will soon launch an education campaign asking tourists to dress appropriately during the royal cremation ceremony of King Rama IX, which will be held in Bangkok between October 25 and 29.
TAT wants to draw attention to getting married in Thailand
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has launched a new campaign to promote wedding tourism. Couples are chosen from nine countries to be part of the 'Thailand Wedding Destiny' campaign.
Many events in Thailand take place during a period of mourning
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) recently updated its list of events that will continue despite the period of mourning associated with the passing of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
Mourning period Thailand: Attractions & events
Due to the death of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej and the declared period of mourning, a number of events and attractions in Thailand are closed.
Expats as tourists in their own country, Thailand!
The Tourist Authority of Thailand (TAT) aims to increase domestic tourism of expats living in Thailand. An attempt to do so is the organization of the Expat Travel Fair on 1 and 2 October in Bangkok.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) expects a significant influx of international tourists in the third quarter (Q3) of this year.
Hidden Treasures in Thailand
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has come up with new plans to bring the lesser-known areas of Thailand more to the attention of the travel industry. For example, the TAT has designated a number of areas that are worth visiting for their well-preserved culture, fantastic nature reserves and historical values.
Thailand wants largest online photo album in the world
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has launched a new social media campaign in partnership with Google+ to create the world's largest online photo album. The photo album mainly contains photos of tourist attractions and Thai traditions.