BANGKOK, 15 January 2012 (NNT) – The Tourism and Sports Ministry revealed that Thai tourism in 2011 hit a new high with roughly 730 million baht revenue despite the flood crisis. Director General of the Tourism Department at the Tourism and Sports Ministry Supol Sriphan announced that a total of 19,098,323 tourists visited Thailand in […]
BANGKOK, Dec 28 – Thailand’s capital Bangkok was ranked at the top of this year’s top ten popular cities among Thai and foreign tourists in a survey conducted by the Ministry of Tourism and Sports. Ministry Permanent Secretary Suwat Sidthilaw and Spokesman Watchara Kannikar on Wednesday told a news briefing that the ministry had carried […]
Matthew Harding a former games designer and Youtube dancing video star, visited Phuket and filmed his dance. Matthew “Dancing Matt” Harding was in Phuket yesterday to record his latest video and promote the most recent campaign of the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT): “Go Thailand: All That Is Missing Is You”. Video courtesy of AndamanNews
The Tourism and Sports Ministry has admitted that the flood crisis has affected the number of foreign tourist arrivals this year. At the same time, the tourism authority is speeding up the rehabilitation of flood-hit tourist attractions before the upcoming Chinese New Year. Permanent Secretary of the Tourism and Sports Ministry Suwat Sidthilaw revealed that […]
YouTube celebrity Dancing Matt has come to Thailand to lend his famous dancing skills to a tourismpromotion campaign. The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and Visa (Thailand) invited Matthew Harding, aka Dancing Matt, to lure foreign travellers under the “Go Thailand: All that is missing is you” campaign. Read more: The Nation
Bangkok, December 7, 2011 — The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) recently held the “Ayutthaya Cleaning Day” event as part of its “Beautiful Thailand” campaign to restore Thai tourism following the country’s recent flood. The event, which took place on Sunday, December 4, 2011, also commemorated HM King Bhumibol Adulyadej’s 84th birthday. Thousands of volunteers […]
Bangkok, December 2, 2011 — Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health (MOPH), together with the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), today announced that visitors to Thailand do not need to be concerned about health risks related to the recent flood. Very few destinations or attractions where tourists prefer to go in Thailand were flooded, with the […]
BANGKOK, Nov 27 – Thailand is forecasted to lose approximately Bt16-19 billion in revenue from the loss of 400,000-750,000 foreign visitors as a result of the ongoing flood crisis should it conclude by December, according the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT). This figure was reported to the Tourism and Sports Ministry on Sunday, said Tourism […]
