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The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) announced the appointment of Thapanee Kiatphaibool as its new governor, effective from 1 September.
Thapanee Kiatphaibool approved as new TAT Governor Read More »
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has stated that from 1 October international travellers to Thailand will no longer be required to show proof of vaccination or ATK test results, and a longer length of stay will be on offer, signalling the completion of the kingdom’s full reopening to international tourism.
Thailand fully opens for tourists Read More »
Thailand is planning to collect THB300 (USD9) fee from foreign tourists from April to develop attractions and cover accident insurance for foreigners
Thailand to impose USD12 tourist fee from April Read More »
Thailand has pushed back plans to reopen Bangkok and some other major cities to foreign arrivals until November, due to vaccination rates falling short of targets
News alert: Thailand postpones plan to reopen cities to travellers until November Read More »
Following the smooth launch of Phuket Sandbox Programme last July 1, Koh Samui is slated to reopen next on July 15.
After Phuket, Koh Samui reopening on July 15 on track Read More »
Thai government approved a notion that will see international travellers bypass quarantine requirements on arrival in Phuket, so long as they are vaccinated.
Thailand waives quarantine for vaccinated travellers to Phuket Read More »
Thai tourism authorities are hard at work in developing measures for vaccinated travellers to further revive tourism curbed by the COVID pandemic.
Thailand prepares measures for vaccinated travellers for Q3 Read More »
On 11 February, Thailand has announced that its vaccination plan will be carried out in two phases.
Thailand unveils two-phase vaccination plan Read More »
While many countries are closing up again due to the new COVID-19 variant, the borders of kingdom of Thailand are still open.
Thailand is ‘open to everyone’ amid second outbreak Read More »
The Tourism Authority of Thailand has announced that it is donating through the ‘Thailand Reduce Waste’ campaign to Friends of the Asian Elephant and the Seub Nakhasathien Foundation