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Asia/Singapore Thursday, 4th December 2025
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Thailand’s highest observation deck opens in Bangkok

King Power Mahanakhon has opened the Mahanakhon SkyWalk, Thailand’s highest observation deck located on the 74th, 75th and 78th floors of one of the...

Hopes high for Chinese rebound to Thailand, but earlier growth rates...

After enjoying surging inbound visitor numbers from China in recent years, Thai tourism operators are now bracing for a slowdown in growth from this...

Bangkok’s new river mega-mall seeks to be a ‘destination’

Bangkok's new river mega-mall seeks to be a 'destination'. Bangkok's newest riverside landmark, Iconsiam, hosted its grand opening on Friday to tens of thousands of people in attendance as well as South-east Asia's largest-ever flying drone display with 1,500 drones.

Thailand waives VOA fees for two months

Thailand will waive visa-on-arrival fee for visitors from 21 countries for two months in hopes of stimulating tourism, following consecutive months of year-on-year declines...

Thailand inbound finds silver lining amid Chinese booking slump

It’s not all bleak and gloom for Thailand's tourism sector even as Chinese tourist arrivals continue to tumble in the wake of the Phuket...

Thai trade presses for relief steps to tackle declining Chinese arrivals

Thailand needs aggressive remedial measures to woo the Chinese market back, with expectations that the decline in Chinese arrivals would persist into the first...

TAT intensifies courtship of regional travellers in 4Q

Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is now aggressively courting South-east Asian travellers with its latest partnership with a trio of airlines in the region...

‘Sin city’ no more

Pattaya is cleaning up its act to become a family-friendly destination, and local stakeholders are imploring visitors to look beyond its sleazy association

Maya Bay closure extended indefinitely

Thailand's famed Maya Bay in Krabi, originally meant to reopen on October 1, will be closed to tourists indefinitely, the Bangkok Post reports. The decision...

Strong domestic demand drives Pattaya’s rebounding hotel market: C9

Thailand’s second largest tourism market, Pattaya, has pushed through the volatility hangover of the 2014 era, with its hotel sector now showing signs of...