Tag: Thailand Inbound
Limited accessibility hinders Koh Chang’s tourism growth: C9
Despite being one of the country’s biggest islands in the Gulf of Thailand, Koh Chang has remained somewhat off the mass tourism development footprint...
HK airport shutdown has knock-on effects on inbound travel into Thailand
The Kasikorn Bank (KBank) Research Center estimates that the closure of the Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) will affect Thailand's tourism industry "by not...
Thailand opens five new national parks and plans for 22 more
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has announced the recent addition of five new national parks to the country from 2016 to 2019, which...
Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia to reap festive outbound travel boom from...
The 2019 Feast of Sacrifice holiday, also known as Eid al-Adha, is set to see a boom in outbound travel from the Gulf Cooperation...
Yachting industry buoys Thailand’s east coast tourism
The eighth edition of the Ocean Marina Pattaya Boat Show, which takes place from November 21 to 24, 2019, at the Ocean Marina Yacht...
C9 warns of stress in Phuket hotel market with pipeline set...
Phuket's accommodation market is predicted to face stress in the short- to medium-term with soaring hotel supply expected to be challenged by declining tourism...
Bangkok’s World Gourmet Festival celebrates 20th edition
Bangkok’s longest-running international culinary celebration – the World Gourmet Festival – is back this year for it 20th edition, taking place at the Anantara...
Thai chamber of commerce partners tourism council on ethical tourism
The Joint Foreign Chambers of Commerce in Thailand (JFCCT) and the Tourism Council of Thailand (TCT) are collaborating to support various areas of the...
Thailand maintains drive for quality tourism despite global headwinds
Thailand is training its sights on attracting quality tourists including first-time travellers and FITs to the country, as the country continues its quest to...
The missing link
Thailand is putting forth a more compelling high-end proposition, with suppliers stepping up on service and experiential offerings. But is manpower keeping up?
