Tag: Thailand Inbound
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...
Dull Golden Week for Thai tourism in shadow of Phuket tragedy
Thailand will miss its Chinese arrival target during the Golden Week holiday, with travel confidence from the China market still not restored three months...
Mekong region mulls single visa for five Chiang cities
A single-visa scheme for five Chiang cities across Thailand, Myanmar, China and Laos is in the works.
The five cities comprise Chiang Rai and Chiang...
TAT, Fliggy team up to improve Chinese tourists’ travel experience in...
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has formed a strategic partnership with Alibaba’s online travel subsidiary Fliggy.com, following last week’s conference between TAT and Fliggy...
Former Nok Air chief has a Really Really Cool new travel...
Patee Sarasin, former CEO of Nok Air, has launched his latest travel venture, Really Really Cool, which aims to make "exclusive packages and unique...
Bangkok hotel sector goes from strength to strength
Bangkok’s hotel sector is entering a period of sustained growth, buoyed by strong inbound travel demand and political stability.
Koh Samui’s measured approach to growth pays off in hotel performance:...
Despite recording strong growth in international passenger arrivals in recent years, C9 Hotelworks says the Koh Samui remains a "calm in the middle of...
Domestic charters, marine tourism shore up boating sector in Thailand’s east...
Thailand's east coast has seen steady growth in the boating sector in recent years, bolstered by domestic interest as well as a growth in...
E-ticketing coming soon to Thai marine parks
Thailand's Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP) will introduce an e-ticketing system at marine locations, effectively barring entry by walk-in, the...
