Phuket travel

Thailand travel in Bangkok and Phuket is prompting renewed attention to slower itineraries, longer stays and more time for local experiences

Phuket tourism gains momentum in 2026 as Israeli arrivals surge 52%, while new flight links and strong visitor spending support growth

Thailand expands cultural tourism as cities pursue UNESCO Creative Cities recognition to support sustainable travel and community-based tourism

Thailand's proposed 300-baht tourist entry fee could affect travel costs for visitors from India, UK, Australia, Singapore and UAE planning holidays

Thailand joins Vietnam, France, China, the UK and other nations adapting tourism strategies as changing travel demand reshapes global visitor growth in 2026

Thailand confirms visa-free entry for Indian tourists, allowing 60-day stays for tourism and short-term business while boosting travel demand

Thailand retains visa-free entry for Indian travellers with a new 30-day stay limit, strengthening tourism while aligning with Asia's competitive travel markets

Thailand and ASEAN partners strengthen tourism cooperation through better connectivity, digital travel and seamless multi-country journeys

Bali expands festivals, wellness and cultural events to encourage longer stays and strengthen tourism across the island

Thailand expands cashless tourism through Pay Like a Local QR payments, enabling seamless cross-border spending for international travelers

Thailand Travel Warning as Tourists Rethink Exhausting Itineraries in Bangkok and Phuket

Phuket, Thailand Captures Global Attention as Israeli Arrivals Soar 52% in a Powerful Tourism Surge

Thailand Inspires a New Era of Cultural Tourism as Chiang Mai, Sukhothai and Emerging Cities Pursue UNESCO Recognition for Sustainable Growth

Thailand Tourism Faces New Travel Cost Challenge as Proposed 300-Baht Entry Fee Could Affect Holiday Plans for Visitors from India, UK, Australia, Singapore and UAE—What Should Travellers Expect?

Thailand’s Bangkok, Phuket and Chiang Mai Now Stands Beside Paris, Hanoi, Beijing and London as Global Tourism Shifts Towards Longer Stays, Premium Experiences and Smarter Travel Policies

Thailand’s Bangkok, Phuket, Pattaya, Chiang Mai and Krabi Welcome Indian Travellers with Continued Visa-Free Entry as Holidays Become Easier and Tourism Between India and Thailand Reaches New Heights

Bangkok, Phuket, Pattaya, Chiang Mai and Krabi Now Drives Thailand’s Tourism Momentum as Visa-Free Access for Indian Travellers Continues Amid Rising Competition from China, Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore

Thailand, Bangkok, Phuket, Kuala Lumpur, Hanoi, Bali and Singapore Unite to Strengthen ASEAN Tourism Through Better Connectivity, Smarter Travel and Unforgettable Multi-Country Experiences

Bali Leads Southeast Asia’s New Experience-Driven Tourism Revolution with Festivals, Wellness and Entertainment Designed to Inspire Longer Visitor Stays

Thailand Aligns With Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia as Pay Like a Local QR System Accelerates the Shift Toward a Seamless Cross-Border Cashless Tourism Economy