Phuket is famous – some might say too famous – for its beaches, nightlife, and bustling tourist hotspots. But let’s be honest: sometimes, you just want to take a break […]
Escape the Crowds: Three Off-the-Beaten-Path Experiences in Phuket Read More
“Everyday Special Moment” drive aims to increase weekday visitor spending The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is joining forces with the private sector to stimulate tourism in the central region
TAT Launches Campaign to Boost Central Thailand Tourism Read More
Viet Nam and Thailand strengthen cultural and economic ties with a stunning Ao Dai showcase, celebrating heritage, trade, and tourism at the Spring Homeland 2025 event. A collection of ao
As the Mekong welcomes #Songkran and the traditional New Year, we look ahead with hope and determination. Climate change is one of the world’s biggest challenges, and the Mekong’s tourism
Mekong Tourism Newsletter – April 2025 Issue Read More
Motorists using the old route had to cross the Lao-Thai border in Thailand’s Nong Khai province, driving a distance of 863 kilometres. The new route is 629 kilometres long and
Thailand is going green in a big way, with Phuket at the forefront of a bold push to revolutionise sustainable tourism. The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MNRE) has launched the Green Hotel Plus Phuket Sandbox project,
Phuket leads Thailand’s push for sustainable tourism Read More
Airlines in Thailand will operate 124 additional domestic flights during the Songkran (Thai New Year) holiday to meet the expected surge in demand. On 10 March, Thailand’s Transport Minister, Suriya
Thailand to Increase Domestic Flight, Reduce Airfares for Thai New Year Holiday Read More
Nan Old Town and Chiang Khan claim Green Destination Awards at ITB Berlin 2025, reinforcing Thailand’s image as a global travel destination Nan Living Old City in Nan Province and
Nan Old Town, Chiang Khan win prestigious Green Destination Awards Read More
Starting 3 March, all vehicles crossing the Lao-Thai Friendship Bridge 1, connecting Vientiane, Laos, with Nong Khai, Thailand, will be required to purchase and submit a tracking sheet to immigration
New Vehicle Tracking Sheet Requirement at Lao-Thai Friendship Bridge Starting 3 March Read More
The Greater Mekong Sub-Region is accelerating its connectivity! From aviation to rail and road infrastructure, GMS countries are investing in major projects to boost trade, mobility, and economic ties. From
Mekong Tourism Newsletter – March 2025 Issue Read More
Lao and Thai rail operators have agreed to work together to enhance the development of rail connectivity amid the growing number of passengers travelling by train on the Krung Thep
Laos, Thailand ink pact to enhance cross-border rail travel Read More
Thailand’s Tourism and Sports Ministry is planning to introduce a co-payment package for tourism in May to promote domestic travel in the low season. Tourism and Sports Minister Sorawong Thienthong
50% subsidy scheme to spur Thai tourism planned for May Read More
Beaches have long been a standby for the Greater Mekong Sub-Region’s (GMS) tourists, but most tourism has been focused on well-traveled beach destinations like Phuket. Fresh investments in transportation infrastructure
Coasting Along the Gulf: The Southern Coastal Corridor Read More
Celebrating inclusivity, culture, and connection to position Thailand as the ultimate LGBTQ+ travel destination. The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) staged the Amazing Thailand Out There event yesterday in Bangkok,
Thailand Elevates LGBTQ+ Tourism with ‘Amazing Thailand Out There’ Series Read More
Last 8-10 October 2024, Loei Rajabhat University in Loei Province, Thailand launched the “Good Food, Good Health” tourism program: a broad concept marrying gastronomy tourism, health and wellness, and community-based
