Tourism Authority of Thailand

Neos Air's new route promises increased tourism from Italy and the Czech Republic, boosting Thai hospitality and cultural engagement.

Events taking place at Nagaraphirom Park on the opposite site of Wat Arun to ring in the New Year in

Promoting legendary Muay Thai, which represents F-Fight: a key element in the promotion of Thai soft powers to offer meaningful

Thailand's Ministry of Tourism implements strategies to ensure tourist safety and enhance travel experience during the 2023-2024 festive season.

Thailand's vibrant cultural events and festivals, including the Thailand Grand Prix, drive tourism growth and celebrate Thai heritage.

The two main “Amazing Thailand Countdown 2024” events hosted by TAT will be at Wat Arun in Bangkok and the

TAT welcomes Air India's first Delhi-Phuket flight with a grand ceremony, traditional dance, marking a boost in Indian tourism to

The TAT welcomes 9,000 Chinese entrepreneurs in Bangkok, highlighting Thailand's capacity for large-scale business events and attracting Chinese tourism.

TAT's ESG event for Air Canada's Asia Pacific Sales Summit highlights sustainable tourism and the resumption of Bangkok-Vancouver flights.

UNESCO recognizes Songkran, Thailand's traditional New Year festival, as part of its Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.