People fully enjoyed the week-long of cooling off from the high temperature that also ended the three-year long of waiting on the final day of Songkran or Pattaya Wan Lai Day April 19.

Local tourism is in danger of plummeting after Nok Air, the only commercial air link to the province, stopped its flights to Mae Hong Son.?

Minister postpones levy to September

Thailand on Thursday officially began celebrating Songkran, or Thai New Year, with locals and foreigners alike flocking to major sites and splashing water on each other nationwide after a three-year suspension due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Ko Kradan, which is part of the Hat Chao Mai National Park, is known for its stunning stretches of powdery white sand beaches.

The ‘Visit Thailand Year 2023: Amazing New Chapters’ campaign at ITB Berlin 2023 was held from 7-9 March, 2023

Cabinet approves B300 fee for air arrivals, B150 for others, starting in June

Centara Hotels & Resorts, Thailand’s leading hotel operator, has confirmed the signing of a new Hotel Management Agreement with Kanoknat Adhyanasakul, the owners of Centara Chaan Talay Resort & Villas Trat, to continue managing this successful property for a period of 10 more years.

Starting from 1 p.m. today (Jan 19), 52 long-distance trains will depart from Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Station instead of Hua Lamphong.

In June, Thailand is likely to begin collecting a 300-baht fee from foreign tourists arriving in the country.

Both Chiang Mai and Phuket are expecting to see a significant rise in air travel on direct flights from China from Jan 18, according to local airport authorities.

The government on Monday rescinded a policy announced at the weekend requiring visitors to show proof of Covid-19 vaccination

Thailand’s Civil Aviation Authority or CAAT sent an urgent notice tonight, January 8th, 2023, to airlines just hours before major changes to vaccine requirements to Thailand, clarifying that unvaccinated travelers or those without their documentation can fly but must take a test on arrival.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand has ordered airlines to check passenger documentation before boarding (or risk fines) starting on Monday January 9. All passengers to Thailand aged 18 and over will be required to present to check-in staff written proof that they have received at least two covid vaccine shots.

Thai health minister Anutin Charnvirakul did not give a definite date for the latest procedure to be checked on individuals, but advised foreigners to bring paper documentation or online verification on their next journey to Thailand.