Dusit International and SYDEL launch Dusit France, blending Thai hospitality with French luxury to redefine premium travel experiences across iconic French destinations.
Thailand remains safe for tourists following the 8.8 magnitude Kamchatka earthquake. No tsunami threat issued. Travel advisories remain unchanged.
Qatar Airways boosts its winter schedule with increased flights to over 15 global destinations, including London, Cape Town, and Berlin via Doha hub.
Singaporeans face high travel costs, while Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines emerge as affordable group tour destinations this fourth quarter.
Thailand will roll out its Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) in 2025, replacing the ETA system to enhance immigration screening and speed up entry.
Hat Yai, Ko Tao, and Ko Pha-ngan are rising stars in Thailand’s tourism boom, offering investment opportunities amid record visitor growth.
Agoda celebrates Singapore’s 60th independence anniversary with the SG60 Campaign, offering up to 20% off travel bookings from August 1–15, 2025, to boost tourism.
Batik Air and AirAsia launch new routes from Kuala Lumpur, Surabaya to Palembang, Bangkok, and Borneo, boosting Southeast Asia tourism and regional connectivity.
In a strategic shift that has raised eyebrows across the aviation and tourism sectors, Air India Express will terminate its direct flight service between Amritsar (ATQ) and Bangkok Suvarnabhumi (BKK) starting August 2025. The airline confirmed the suspension due to low passenger load factors and an inability to achieve financial sustainability on the route—a blow
The tourism and aviation sectors between Thailand and South Korea are facing renewed uncertainty following a troubling revelation in the investigation of the Jeju Air Flight 7C2216 crash. The flight, which departed from Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport and was bound for Muan International Airport in South Korea, suffered a runway overrun after a dual engine shutdown—despite
Delta Electronics announces a NT$7.23B investment in India and Thailand to expand smart manufacturing, enhance production, and meet regional tech demand.
Thailand’s domestic tourism recovery plan has hit a major snag. Hoteliers across key destinations such as Pattaya, Rayong, Koh Samui, and Khao Yai are backing out of the government-backed “Half-Half” (50-50) tourism campaign, citing systemic technical failures, payment uncertainty, and frustrating red tape. The Half-Half travel scheme, launched by Thailand’s Ministry of Tourism and Sports
