One of the approaches discussed to attract more foreign tourists was the expansion of the free visa policy. To boost tourism from Central Asian countries, Kazakhstan will now be included in the policy. This initiative aims to simplify the travel process and encourage more visitors from the region.
Mae Hong Son, a northern border province in Thailand, has recently experienced flash floods and landslides due to heavy rainfall. These natural disasters have severely damaged public utilities, residential areas, agricultural lands, as well as popular tourist attractions in Muang and Pai districts. As a result, flash flood warnings have been issued for 20 provinces, primarily in the northern regions of the country.
The proposed visafree policy for Chinese visitors is expected to be discussed in the first cabinet meeting this week, emphasizing the government’s commitment to boosting tourism, one of the country’s major foreign exchange earners. With the new policy set to launch on October 1, major tourism provinces are preparing for a significant increase in Chinese visitors, who make up a large portion of international tourists.
The Futsal Competition 2013 kicked off with a grand opening ceremony on September 8, 2013, at 19:30 hrs., at the Koh Samui Municipality Stadium in Phru Chaweng, Koh Samui District. Deputy Mayor of Koh Samui Municipality, Mr. Sutham Samthong, presided over the ceremony, which was attended by the municipality’s executive board, council members, municipal officials, representatives from the education office, members of the organizing committee, athletes, youth, and honored guests. Mr. Pakorn Kanchanopas, also a Deputy Mayor of Koh Samui Municipality, served as the chairman of the organizing committee and provided an overview of the competition.
Phuket, a popular tourist destination in Thailand, has been facing significant water challenges due to the rapid growth of tourism and urbanization. The island experiences annual water shortages of approximately 25.5 million cubic meters, primarily during the dry season. Moreover, the wet season brings flooding issues, as overflowing canals struggle to manage increased water levels.
The capital city of Thailand, Bangkok, is preparing to host an extraordinary marathon event called the “Amazing Thailand Marathon Bangkok,” scheduled for December 3. This event aims to promote tourism and stimulate the economy while offering a race experience on par with the world’s most prestigious marathons.
Koh Samui, one of Thailand’s most famous islands, hosted an exhilarating event in 2020 that delighted motorsports enthusiasts and island visitors alike. The Koh Samui Street King took place at the picturesque Sunset Bend near Haad Na Thon Beach, creating a perfect backdrop for an unforgettable experience.
The Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) in Loei, a northeastern province in Thailand, has announced plans to move electric transformers underground in the popular Chiang Khan district. This initiative aims to reduce fire risks in the area, which is home to numerous centuryold wooden houses.
Newlyappointed Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin held a meeting with representatives of eight airlines on Monday to discuss strategies for capitalizing on the expected increase in tourist arrivals during the high season. The CEOs present at the meeting included: Newlyappointed Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin held a meeting with representatives of eight airlines on Monday to discuss strategies for capitalizing on the expected increase in tourist arrivals during the high season. The CEOs present at the meeting included:
Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has expressed his intention to hold small mobile cabinet meetings in various provinces to better understand the problems and needs of local residents. Following his recent trip to Phuket, where he pledged to boost tourism, Srettha visited Phangnga to meet with entrepreneurs and the local business community.