Thailand will lift its afternoon alcohol ban with a six-month trial from December 2025, aiming to revive tourism, support businesses, and improve visitor experience.
Thailand offers 200,000 free domestic flights for international visitors in 2025 to promote sustainable tourism and boost local economies.
Hat Yai, Ko Tao, and Ko Pha-ngan are rising stars in Thailand’s tourism boom, offering investment opportunities amid record visitor growth.
Thailand tops Asia’s tourism charts in 2025, with record-breaking visitors from China, Malaysia, and South Korea. Discover the latest travel trends and destinations.
Thailand leads Asia’s travel scene in 2025, welcoming millions from China, Malaysia, and South Korea, fueled by major campaigns and air connectivity growth.
Thailand’s tourism industry is roaring back in 2025, welcoming more than 16 million international visitors in the first six months of the year and generating 743.58 billion baht in revenue, according to the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT). The sharp growth is being driven by rising travel demand from China, Malaysia, and South Korea, as
Thailand braces for a sharp drop in Israeli and Iranian arrivals due to Middle East conflict, with key forecasts and scenarios from the Tourism Authority of Thailand.
Thailand’s tourism faces a major setback as Middle East conflict slashes Israeli and Iranian arrivals to Bangkok and Phuket. TAT issues a cautionary outlook.
