AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTourism Push: The Tourism Authority of Thailand is leaning on year-end events—including Tomorrowland in Chon Buri, EDC Thailand in Phuket and Diwali celebrations—to help attract 33 million foreign visitors in 2026. A stronger baht is making some short-haul markets more challenging, though Chinese arrivals rose about 15% in the first nine months. Cheaper Domestic Flights: From October 15, seven airlines will offer 500-baht discounts on domestic tickets booked through December 15, for travel through January 15, 2027. Visa Friction: Nepal’s travel agents are threatening to stop selling Thailand trips, saying upfront flight and hotel costs leave customers exposed when visas are delayed or rejected. Travel Costs: Thailand’s proposed 1,000-baht departure tax is drawing tourism-industry opposition over fears it could deter budget-conscious visitors. Island Season: Mu Ko Similan National Park is set to reopen October 15.
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