Travel conditions across Southern Thailand normalised as TAT advances recovery efforts
Travel across Southern Thailand has normalised, with airports, transport services, and attractions operating as usual. Government agencies continue to support travellers and local recovery following recent floods, while TAT works with partners to restore confidence and assist affected visitors as conditions stabilise across the region.
Flooding situation in Southern Thailand – Travel conditions update
Most destinations in Southern Thailand continue to operate normally, with improving conditions in areas previously affected by flooding. Travel access has stabilised, airports and transport services are functioning, and TAT is coordinating assistance for travellers. Visitors are advised to monitor weather-related updates and follow official guidance.
TAT celebrates three new Japan–Bangkok flights by Thai AirAsia X and Thai Lion Air
The Tourism Authority of Thailand celebrates the launch of three new Japan–Bangkok routes by Thai AirAsia X and Thai Lion Air, expanding access from Sendai, Hokkaido and Osaka. The flights strengthen short-haul connectivity, support growing demand—especially among younger travellers—and help Thailand move toward one million Japanese arrivals in 2025.
Finding Bangkok’s Green Heart
Finding Bangkok’s Green Heart is a quest to discover its urban oases, showcasing the city’s commitment to sustainable ecological restoration and harmony. Beyond Lumphini, Benjakitti and Chatuchak parks there are smaller, specialized ones that truly showcase Bangkok’s commitment to green spaces that are the vital, vibrant lungs for the city.
TAT welcomes Air France’s new Paris–Phuket service
TAT has welcomed Air France’s inaugural Paris–Phuket direct service, marking a major expansion of long-haul access and reinforcing Thailand’s strategy to grow high-value French arrivals. The winter-season route, supported by strong demand and premium travel interest, is expected to elevate Phuket’s appeal and strengthen sustainable tourism growth.
TAT celebrates Air Arabia’s new direct Sharjah–Krabi service
TAT celebrated Air Arabia’s new daily Sharjah–Krabi service, marking a major expansion of Thailand’s Middle East connectivity. The route strengthens TAT’s Airline Focus strategy, attracts high-value travellers, and supports local tourism growth while reinforcing international confidence in Thailand’s readiness, infrastructure, and sustainable development goals.
Thailand’s culinary excellence rises with The MICHELIN Guide Thailand 2026
The MICHELIN Guide Thailand 2026 highlights a milestone year with new Three-Star, Two-Star and One-Star promotions, expanded Green Star recognition, and a new Mentor Chef Award. Featuring 468 restaurants nationwide, the edition reflects Thailand’s growing culinary excellence, creativity, and global prominence across diverse dining experiences.
TAT welcomes inaugural Arkia Israeli Airlines flight on the Tel Aviv–Bangkok route
The Tourism Authority of Thailand has welcomed the inaugural Arkia Israeli Airlines flight on the new Tel Aviv–Bangkok route, boosting long-haul connectivity and supporting TAT’s airline focus strategy. The service expands direct access from a high-value market, reinforcing Thailand’s appeal to long-stay, quality Israeli travellers.
Thailand to host Global Wellness Summit 2026
Thailand has been confirmed as the host of the Global Wellness Summit 2026, taking place in Phuket from 10–13 November. The event will welcome over 600 international delegates and reinforce Thailand’s strengths in wellness, medical services, holistic therapies and innovation, supporting Phuket’s vision as a rising Global Wellness Capital.
TAT opens Tourism Crisis Monitoring Centre to strengthen traveller assistance
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has opened the Tourism Crisis Monitoring Centre (TCMC) to support travellers affected by severe flooding in Southern Thailand. The centre coordinates assistance, assesses tourism impacts, and provides verified travel updates as authorities work to manage conditions across the hardest-hit areas.