Tag: Tourism

SCB Partners with Andaman Tourism to Drive Sustainable Transformation

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In a world where sustainability is becoming more crucial than ever, businesses in the tourism industry are beginning to feel the shift towards greener operations. One of the leading forces behind this movement in Thailand is Siam Commercial Bank (SCB). Recently, SCB has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting tourism and hospitality businesses in the Andaman region—including popular tourist destinations like Phuket, Phang Nga, and Krabi — as they transition to more sustainable and environmentally friendly practices.

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KTC Teams Up with Bangkok Airways and Dusit Thani to Boost Secondary City Tourism

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In an effort to promote eco-tourism and shine a spotlight on Thailand’s lesser-known destinations, KTC (Krungthai Card Public Company Limited) recently partnered with Bangkok Airways and Dusit Thani to offer an exclusive trip for its KTC-BANGKOK AIRWAYS credit cardmembers. This special journey took place in Krabi and Phatthalung, two stunning provinces in southern Thailand, known for their natural beauty and cultural richness. Not only was this trip a way to thank loyal cardmembers, but it also supports a broader initiative to promote tourism in secondary cities. These destinations are increasingly becoming a focus for travelers looking for authentic, eco-friendly experiences.

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Thailand’s Travel Triumph: What Winning ‘Destination of the Year’ Means for Tourism in 2024

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Thailand’s reign as a top destination continues, but what does this really mean for the future of travel?

Thailand’s win as ‘Destination of the Year’ at the TTG Asia Travel Awards 2024 is more than just another trophy for the shelf. It’s a testament to the country’s unwavering commitment to being a global leader in travel and tourism. But what does this accolade truly signify for Thailand’s tourism landscape, and how will it shape the future of travel? Let’s dive in and explore why this award matters not just to Thailand but to the entire industry.

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Dusit international and Saigontourist Group sign MOU to boost tourism development in Thailand and Vietnam

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By combining their expertise, both companies aim to create innovative experiences, enhance industry standards, and promote cultural exchange.

Dusit International, one of Thailand’s leading hotel and property development companies, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Saigontourist Group, one of Vietnam’s largest multi-service travel corporations, to drive tourism development in Thailand and Vietnam through strategic promotions, enhanced services, and the creation of innovative tourism products.

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The 3rd Hunan Tourism Development Conference Opens in Hengyang, Hunan

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The 3rd Hunan Tourism Development Conference is being held in Hengyang City of Hunan Province in Southern China from September 20 to 22.

The conference is themed “Polishing Hunan’s Historical and Cultural Card through Culture-based Tourism”, focusing on three main events (Opening Ceremony and Cultural Tourism Promotion Conference, Promotion of key cultural and tourism projects and Hunan Tourism Industry Development Promotion Conference) and five supporting activities including 2024 Hunan Cultural and Tourism Industry Investment and Financing Conference and The 3rd Hunan Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo.

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Hilton Debuts in Laos with DoubleTree by Hilton Vientiane

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DoubleTree by Hilton Vientiane marks Hilton’s landmark entry into Laos, offering its signature hospitality to travelers from Thailand, the country’s largest market for inbound tourists.

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Thailand’s Koh Samui Cruise Terminal Set to Open by 2032

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A cruise terminal in Koh Samui is expected to open in 2032 to boost tourism in Surat Thani,construction of the project is expected to start in 2029 and take at least three years to complete. The cruise terminal is anticipated to be fully operational in 2032. The terminal is estimated to handle 120 cruise landings annually and attract at least 180,000 cruise visitors a year.

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Thailand Aims to Host InterPride 2025 and WorldPride 2030

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Thailand has announced its intention to propose Phuket as the host city for the InterPride World Conference in 2025 and to bid for WorldPride in 2030. 

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Enhanced Tourist Safety in Phuket for High Season

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Prime Minister of Thailand has stressed the need for heightened tourist safety in Phuket province as preparations ramp up for the upcoming high season from September to February. During a recent meeting with various tourism and security agencies, strategies were discussed to improve service and security for the expected surge in tourist arrivals.

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Thailand Considering Investing In Three Deep Sea Ports To Boost Marine Tourism

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Cruise terminals to serve as hybrid ports

Given the continuous growth opportunities in marine tourism through the increasing number of large cruise ships, the Marine Department has commissioned a consultant to study the feasibility and design of ports to accommodate these vessels.

The project has been allocated a budget of 156.15 million baht for the years 2020-23 under the integrated tourism revenue generation plan.

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