Thailand and Bhutan strengthen tourism cooperation through reciprocal fam trips
TAT and Bhutan’s Department of Tourism organised reciprocal familiarisation trips in May 2026 under the “Two Kingdoms, One Destination” partnership. The exchanges connected Bhutan’s Thimphu, Paro, and Punakha with Thailand’s Krabi Prototype, supporting high-value wellness, sustainable tourism, joint product development, and culture- and nature-based travel.
Phuket International Airport updates immigration services with automated passport channels
Phuket International Airport will introduce automated passport channels for international departures from 13 June 2026. The new Automatic Border Channel system aims to support smoother passenger processing, while arrivals-area improvement works continue until 9 July. Travellers are advised to review eligibility requirements, follow airport signage, and allow sufficient immigration time.
‘Go Thai, Be Free’ – In Thailand, the Rainbow Meets the Wai
Thailand celebrates Pride Month with vibrant parades, inclusive hospitality, cultural events, and community-led initiatives across Bangkok, Phuket, Pattaya, Ko Samui, and Chiang Mai. Following the Marriage Equality Act, the kingdom highlights its role as a welcoming LGBTQIA+ destination where celebration, visibility, and Thai warmth come together.
From Misty Peaks to Coastal Reaches: “feel all the feelings” and Discover the Unforgettable Emotions of Thailand
TAT invites visitors to discover Thailand through the “feel all the feelings” campaign, highlighting emotional journeys across the North, Northeast, Central Region, and South. From misty mountains and sacred temples to lotus seas, waterfalls, islands, and rainforests, the campaign inspires meaningful travel moments and nationwide reward activities.