Thailand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has just released a list of 46 countries and/or territories that have been approved to take part in the planned reopening of the country from November 1. The list of countries is detailed below as per a .pdf file that was listed on the Ministry’s website late on Thursday, October 21.

Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) governor Yuthasak Supasorn has revealed initial guidelines for accepting tourists from various countries from November 1.

Pacific Asia Travel Association’s latest forecast released this week projects a nominal decrease in the rate of recovery compared with the forecast provided last June.

Thailand really has to decide whether it wants foreign visitors or not.

The end of Buddhist Lent Day on Thursday is not expected to be as lively as it has normally been due to the present Covid-19 pandemic and floods, while many cultural ceremonies have been cancelled in a bid to prevent more virus outbreaks from occurring.

Tourists flocked to picturesque Koh Similan in Phang-nga after it reopened for tourism on October 15.

Seventy percent of the population in Bangkok -- 5.43 million people -- have so far received a second dose of Covid-19 vaccine.

Escape with your better half and stay sequestered away in a pool villa world of your own.

The Nov 1 reopening of the country to fully vaccinated tourists without quarantine next month is being guided by three key factors, according to a senior public health official.

The 1,300-year-old reclining Buddha image at Wat Dhammachakra Sema Ram, inside Muang Sema Historical Park in Sung Noen district, was partially submerged when the temple was flooded by mountain runoff on Sunday.

The return of international tourists is Pattaya’s dearest desire.

Thailand logged 10,863 new Covid-19 cases and 68 new fatalities during the previous 24 hours

Operators seek early resolution to avoid losing out on lucrative markets during high season

Thailand logged 10,648 new Covid-19 cases and 82 new fatalities during the previous 24 hours

Devotees of the Phuket Vegetarian Festival this morning paraded through the heart of Phuket Town for the last time for this year, as the Sui Bun Tong Shrine, also called the Lor Rong Shrine, held its street procession.