The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is delighted to announce that Thailand and 14 Thai tourism entities have performed exceptionally well in Condé Nast Traveler’s 37th annual Readers’ Choice Awards
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TAT and AirAsia hosted welcome dinner for KOLs from China and Singapore
With over one million followers combined, the participating KOLs were on tailor-made itineraries to explore the best of Thailand’s culture, cuisine, and natural beauty in line with the TAT’s “Amazing Thailand
“Ignite Tourism Thailand: TAT Skill Factory” to upskill workers in tourism sector
Bangkok, 10 June 2024 – The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is organising the “Ignite Tourism Thailand: TAT Skill Factory”.
Enjoy the blooming beauty of Krachiao Flower Field in Chaiyaphum this June to August
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) would like to recommend a visit to Chaiyaphum province in Northeast Thailand, to see.
Bun Luang and Phi Ta Khon Festival 2024 to take place 7-9 July
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is pleased to announce that this year, the unique tradition of Bun Luang and.
“Ignite Thailand” vision pushes for greater development of 55 second-tier tourist provinces
Bangkok, 13 June 2024 – Thailand’s Prime Minister, H.E. Mr. Srettha Thavisin, called on governors of 55 second-tier tourist provinces.
Jellyfish warning for travellers in Thailand
[Re-published on 28 February 2024] The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) would like to advise tourists to be extra careful.
The best time to visit Thailand’s beaches and islands
If you are planning to visit some beaches and islands while on holiday, it is important to note that different.
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TAT announces 25 finalist attractions in ‘Unseen New Chapters’ campaign
Voters were able to choose from a total field of 77 tourist attractions – one from each province in Thailand, these having been selected by committees and experts from government agencies and the private sector, including the 45 TAT offices nationwide and tourism entrepreneurs in each province.
Opening/closed status of Thailand’s national parks
The following list includes national parks in Thailand’s Central, Eastern, Northern, Northeastern (Isan), and Southern regions. The status of the national parks – whether they are open, closed or partially open – is based on the annual monsoon season and other annual factors, such as weather conditions.. The status of the national parks – whether they are open, closed or partially open – is based on the annual monsoon season and other annual factors, such as weather conditions.
