Discover the latest updates on Thailand's visa policies and tourism initiatives!
Thailand is making headlines with its recent announcements regarding visa policies and tourism strategies. Despite the ongoing military conscription, the country is focusing on boosting its economy through travel and tourism. The extension of visa-free stays from 30 to 60 days for visitors from 93 countries and regions, including China, has sparked a surge in interest and travel searches to Bangkok.
Looking ahead, Thailand aims to attract 39 million international visitors in 2025, showcasing ambitious growth targets in the tourism sector. The launch of the “Amazing Thailand Grand Tourism Year 2025” by the Tourism Authority signals a vibrant push to revitalize the industry and achieve a 7.5% revenue growth.
On the flip side, mandatory military conscription in Thailand continues to face opposition, particularly following the electoral success of the Move Forward Party in 2023. Despite its unpopularity, the conscription system persists, raising concerns among the youth.
In conclusion, Thailand remains a dynamic destination with evolving visa regulations and ambitious tourism goals. From extended visa stays to strategic tourism initiatives, the country is set to showcase its resilience and attractiveness to global travelers.
Conscription has never been popular in Thailand, but opposition has skyrocketed after the 2023 electoral success of the Move Forward Party.
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BANGKOK -- Visitors from 93 countries and territories can double the length of their stays in Thailand after the government extended visa-free travel.
Thailand is aiming to attract 39 million international visitors in 2025, up from this year's target of 36 million.
Thailand's Tourism Authority unveils "Amazing Thailand Grand Tourism Year 2025" to revitalize tourism, targeting a 7.5% revenue growth.
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Countries and territories that now qualify for visa-free travel include India, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, and more.
Hong Kong passport holders may now spend up to 60 days in Thailand visa-free, the Immigration Department has announced.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), in partnership with the World Boxing Council (WBC) MuayThai, EVA Air, and See My Thailand travel agency, ...
This means Aussie travellers, already part of Thailand's visa exemption, can now stay beyond 30 days for tourism purposes.
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Australians can now enjoy visa-free travel for up to 60 days in Thailand as the country looks to boost tourism.
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KUALA LUMPUR: Activists protested against monkey labour in Thailand by dressing as monkeys in prison uniforms.
Thailand's extension for visa-free visits to country from 30 to 60 days will make business and leisure travel easier, industry leaders say.
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