Thailand Green Tourism Plan 2030 advances sustainable future
The Thailand Green Tourism Plan 2030 introduces the “Thailand Good Travel” mark as a global sustainability benchmark. Backed by 49 partners, the initiative guides destinations, communities, and businesses towards responsible tourism, aiming for recognition among the world’s Top 100 sustainable destinations.
Thailand After Dark Experiences – 5 Must Do Highlights Nationwide
Thailand after dark experiences reveal a vibrant side of the nation through markets, festivals, rooftop views, and cultural showcases. From dinner cruises on the Chao Phraya River to illuminated temples and lifestyle festivals, travellers enjoy safe, family-friendly evenings of creativity and heritage. Part of the Thailand Around the Clock Series, it celebrates Thai soft power.
Thailand by Day Experiences – 5 Must Do Highlights Nationwide
Thailand by day experiences highlight the nation’s culture, gastronomy, wellness, and adventure. From floating markets and Michelin dining to craft villages, theme parks, and sustainable tourism, travellers can explore Thailand’s heritage and creativity in full light. Part of the Thailand Around the Clock Series, it showcases quality and inspiration.
Thailand unveils joint tourism strategy with industry leaders to drive sustainable growth
The Tourism Authority of Thailand, with TCT and industry leaders, has unveiled a joint tourism strategy focusing on sustainable growth. The plan highlights marketing directions, the Thai Tourism Confidence Index, long-term development, flagship festivals, and digital initiatives like TAT CONNEX to boost travel demand in late 2025.
Thailand drives journey to sustainable tourism leadership
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) strengthens its global leadership in sustainable tourism with STGs, STAR ratings, and the New Thailand Vision 2026, aligning local innovation with international standards to preserve culture, protect nature, and uplift communities while promoting responsible and meaningful travel experiences.
TAT appoints four new deputy governors in annual reshuffle
The Tourism Authority of Thailand has appointed four new deputy governors in its annual reshuffle, strengthening leadership in administration, policy, products, and international marketing to support the New Thailand Vision 2026.
Thailand strengthens presence at Tourism Expo Japan 2025
Thailand highlighted its soft power at Tourism Expo Japan 2025 in Nagoya with cultural showcases, wellness activities, and creative programs. TAT targeted Millennials, Gen Z, active seniors, and digital nomads, reaffirming Japan as a key market with rising connectivity and projected 1.25 million visitors in 2025.
HRH Princess Ubolratana confers Thailand Tourism Awards with 151 honours
Her Royal Highness Princess Ubolratana presided over the 15th Thailand Tourism Awards, honouring 151 distinguished operators on World Tourism Day. The ceremony marked three decades of Thailand’s most prestigious tourism accolades, highlighted the inaugural Sustainability Awards, and reinforced the nation’s commitment to excellence, cultural heritage and responsible global travel.
TAT stages the second DNA Travel and Fair 2025 this 9–12 October
The Tourism Authority of Thailand presents DNA Travel and Fair 2025 on 9–12 October at QSNCC Bangkok. Highlighting Thailand’s subcultures, the fair features five lifestyle zones, immersive experiences, live performances, and eco-friendly practices to inspire personalised travel journeys aligned with lifestyle and identity.
Thailand’s Suvarnabhumi Airport achieves 4 Star Skytrax rating
Suvarnabhumi Airport has been upgraded to a 4 Star Skytrax rating, with enhanced passenger services and facilities. Recognised as the world’s top airport for airline connectivity, Bangkok’s gateway is advancing global rankings and expanding capacity to reinforce Thailand’s role as a leading aviation and tourism hub.