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Former tourism boss touts measures for 2026 comeback

Business, Narumon Kasemsuk, Published on 22/10/2025

» Despite a tourism downturn this year, Thailand should not lose its grip on promoting the markets next year, as the government should quickly fix perceptions concerning the lack of safety by revamping its image to resemble a trusted destination and by partnering with airlines to maintain seats and affordable airfares, in order to increase revenue by 8% to 1.63 trillion baht as targeted.

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Vegetarian festival enlivens Phuket and Songkhla

Published on 21/10/2025

» Phuket and Songkhla are seeing more visitors and expect tourism revenue to exceed 4.1 billion baht during their vegetarian festivals this week, while Phuket is pushing the event as a flagship cultural celebration.

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GENERAL

Weak Thai tourism set to crimp baht year-end rally, analysts say

Bloomberg News, Published on 21/10/2025

» The Thai baht’s traditional year-end rally will be dimmed as Chinese tourists continue to shun the country and traders bet on interest rate cuts, according to analysts.

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THAILAND

Comfort Redefined: Marriott Explores Asia’s Culinary Future 

Published on 20/10/2025

» Marriott International has unveiled its latest report, The Future of Food 2026, which explores how dining habits and preferences are changing across the Asia Pacific region. The comprehensive study spotlights major trends reshaping the culinary landscape, including a shift away from traditional fine dining toward casual luxury, comfort-driven menus, immersive dining experiences and a renewed reverence for local flavours. Diners are increasingly prioritising relaxed, personalised encounters where storytelling, entertainment, and thoughtful design are just as important as the food itself. 

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GENERAL

Rising aviation fees may hamper tourism

Business, Molpasorn Shoowong, Published on 20/10/2025

» Rising aviation service fees in Thailand, including airport charges and the proposed 300-baht tourism tax, could potentially hinder airlines already posting thin profit margins, derailing efforts to restore tourism to pre-pandemic levels, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA).

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OPINION

Diamonds are forever; Lisa of Blackpink isn't.

News, Saritdet Marukatat, Published on 20/10/2025

» The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has hired superstar Lisa -- Lalisa Manobal -- as a tourism ambassador for 12 months. The move clearly illustrates the country's attempt to regain the tourist momentum, which has been lost in recent months.

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INVESTMENT

Asian stocks track bank-led losses on Wall Street

Business, Nuntawun Polkuamdee, Published on 18/10/2025

» RECAP: Asian stocks tracked losses on Wall Street yesterday, as worries about credit quality led to a rout in US regional banking shares. Concerns about trade tensions, a possible tech bubble and the US government shutdown also persisted.

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GENERAL

TAT targets luxury and wellness tourism

Business, Narumon Kasemsuk, Published on 17/10/2025

» Thai tourism authorities will no longer promote cheap tour packages to compete with neighbouring countries, instead focusing on high-potential segments such as health and wellness, luxury travel and sustainable tourism, according to the Tourism Authority of Thailand.

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THAILAND

BDMS Wellness Clinic and Sri panwa Recognised by TAT for Excellence in Wellness and Sustainability

Published on 16/10/2025

» The two renowned brands received Health and Wellness Tourism and Sustainability Awards from the Tourism Authority of Thailand, underscoring their shared vision of positioning Thailand as a global wellness hub.

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GENERAL

Big firms targeted in illegal nominee use

Business, Phusadee Arunmas, Published on 16/10/2025

» The Department of Business Development (DBD) is adjusting its work procedures for its nominee crackdown, focusing on large businesses and proposing a new committee chaired by the deputy prime minister.