The Labor Ministry is concerned about tourism staff shortages
As Thailand continues to welcome more international visitors, the Ministry of Labour raised worry over staff shortages in the tourist industry.
Boonchob Suttamanuswong, Permanent Secretary of Manpower, indicated that he...
Chinese tourists return to Chiang Mai to celebrate the Lunar New Year
The first planeload of Chinese tourists since travel restrictions were removed last week landed in Chiang Mai province on Wednesday, consisting of 195 people.
Representatives from the Tourist Authority of...
2023’s First Koh Samui Cruise Expected to Earn 5 Million Baht
The first high-end cruise ship of the year, Mein Schiff 5 has just docked in Koh Samui. An estimated 5 million baht was made in revenue from the over...
TAT Outlines Revenue-Raising Strategy for 2023
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has unveiled its strategic direction for 2023, beginning its "Visit Thailand Year 2023" campaign to attract more tourists and increase the country's income...
Suvarnabhumi Airport Anticipates an Increase in Chinese New Year Travel
Suvarnabhumi Airport anticipates up to 140,000 daily arrivals in preparation for the Chinese New Year holidays, when passenger numbers are expected to increase.
Kittipong Kittikachorn, general manager of Suvarnabhumi Airport,...
The Ministry of Tourism Eyes 80m foreign visitors by 2027
It is the goal of Thailand's Ministry of Tourism and Sports to attract 80 million foreign tourists in the next five years.
Achieving this goal would mean that the country's...
