TAT Reveals 2027 Tourism Plan for the Year of Transformation

The Tourism Authority of Thailand’s 2027 plan aims for 5% revenue growth, targeting major and secondary destinations, enhancing travel experiences, and positioning Thailand as Asia’s top meaningful destination. Key Points The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) launched its 2027 Tourism Marketing Action Plan on August 24, aiming for a 5% growth in tourism revenue by […]

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