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From 1 July 2022: Thailand Pass removed
Thailand’s entry requirements from 1 July 2022: Thailand Pass removed!
Also lifting a US$10,000 health insurance requirement, thus welcoming all travelers with proof of either a certificate of vaccination or a pre-arrival negative RT-PCR or professional ATK test result.
More information please visit:https://www.tatnews.org/.../06/thailands-entry-requirements/
Thailand officially drops the mask mandate in the public area.
The Thai Government, in a late-night order released around 10:00 P.M. on June 23rd, 2022, has dropped a divisive mask mandate in all public areas.
The mandate previously required one to wear masks in all public places, even outdoors or alone.
The wordage of the legally binding Royal Gazette order is as follows, in a summary and not a word-for-word translation:
The Ministry of Public Health has moved to wear a mask or cloth mask as a voluntary practice.
It is recommended, but not mandated, to wear one in crowded areas, in large groups of people, and in poorly ventilated places.
People at high risk of Covid-19, like the elderly, with pre-existing conditions, and at-risk should wear a mask properly at all times. However, this is not “mandated”.
The order is effective immediately and signed by Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-O-Cha.
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The 2022 MICHELIN Guide Thailand complete list!
The complete selection of The MICHELIN Guide Bangkok, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, Chiang Mai, Phuket & Phang-Nga 2022 is now available!
Key figures of the 2022 selection at a glance:
6 two MICHELIN Star entries
26 one MICHELIN Star entries (6 new)
1 MICHELIN Green Star entry
133 Bib Gourmand entries (33 new, 6 promoted)
6 restaurants with two MICHELIN Stars
- Chef's Table
- Le Normandie
- Mezzaluna
- R-Haan
- Sorn
- Sühring
26 restaurants with one MICHELIN Star (6 new)
- 80/20
- Aksorn (New)
- Blue by Alain Ducasse
- Cadence by Dan Bark
- Canvas
- Côte by Mauro Colagreco (New)
- Chim by Siam Wisdom
- Elements
- Gaa (New - Relocated)
- Ginza Sushi Ichi
- IGNIV (New)
- J'aime by Jean-Michel Lorain
- Jay Fai
- Khao (Ekkamai)
- Le Du
- Methavalai Sorndaeng
- Nahm
- Paste
- PRU
- Saawaan
- Saneh Jaan
- Savelberg (New - Relocated)
- Sra Bua by Kiin Kiin
- Suan Thip
- Sushi Masato
- Yu Ting Yuan (New)
1 MICHELIN Green Star restaurant
- PRU
See the complete list MICHELIN Guide Thailand 2022: https://guide.michelin.com/th/en
Feeling like Myeong-dong vibes at Siam Square Bangkok!
How long has it been since you last visited Siam Square? If you do find yourself back, you probably won’t recognize it. The favorite hang-out spot of Bangkok’s trendy youths has recently revealed a whole new look.
Many liken the recently transformed Siam Square to Myeong-dong, Seoul’s popular shopping area. The Bangkok hotspot now features modern architecture and lots of LED screens advertising the area’s best buys.
The revamp also comes with more space for pedestrians and open areas that can host communal events like live music performances and talent showcases. The new Siam Square also has an updated roster of shops, cafés, and restaurants. As PMCU explains, the aim is to turn Siam Square into a place that connects people and businesses, with a focus on creativity and innovation.
What the area lacks, however, is greenery. Most visitors have commented on how Siam Square doesn’t have enough trees to provide shade for passersby, which makes it relatively unappealing to wander around during noon.
Planning your next trip to Bangkok? Contact us now! info@itcbangkok.com
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Enjoy a ride around Rattanakosin Island with Eco-Friendly Tuk Tuk
"Tuk Tuk Ride" is one of the "MUST DO" while you are in Bangkok! ITC BANGKOK now has an alternative "A cool 100% electric Tuk Tuk" that moves silently through the hustle and bustle of Bangkok.
Clean and silent
There are very many reasons why we (and you soon) are fans of E-Tuk Tuk.
Bangkok is a great city, but the air pollution is terrible! That’s partly why E-Tuk Tuk is such a fantastic addition to the city’s public transportation system. 100% electric tuk-tuks contribute quite a bit to a cleaner and quieter Bangkok.
It is expected that by the end of 2022, there will be more than 1,000 electric tuk-tuks running through all the neighborhoods of Bangkok! Perhaps the next step is an E-Longtail boat through the canals of Bangkok?
Contact us for more details and more inspiration: info@itcbangkok.com
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ITC Bangkok Welcomed the Media & Agency group from Fukuoka, Japan
ITC Bangkok welcomed a group of Media and Travel agencies from Fukuoka Japan to visit Bang Rong Village, one of the best Community-Based Tourism located on the beautiful east coast of Phuket.
The group learned and enjoy self-handmade Pateh painting bags, visited Phuket pineapple farm, and get the opportunity to taste a fresh pineapple from a real farm, see the Coconut orchard and enjoy a hands-on experience with Thai coconut dessert.
Community-based tourism (CBT) is tourism in which local people enhance their involvement and participation in tourism planning and development in their areas, having a positive impact on the social, economic, and environmental conditions of their communities. CBT in Thailand now is becoming more and more attractive to visitors who want to experience the local Thai way of life.
ITC Bangkok is proud to be a part of supporting the CBT in Thailand.
Contact us for more details about CBT: info@itcbangkok.com
ITC Bangkok Afternoon Tea Staff Party.
The High Season is near! And to fresh kickstart our engine, ITC Bangkok Team enjoyed our Afternoon Tea Party together!
After a long remote work period finally, we are back in the office and ready to kickstart the full-speed engine to service our beloved and valuable clients.
It's always a good idea for a party and a celebration! We should have it more often!
Become a part of our family?
Contact us for details: ITC BANGKOK CO., LTD.
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29 Jun, 2022
