Thailand welcomed over 7 million tourists between 1 January and 26 October, 2022, with the full year target for 2022 being between seven and 10 million visitor arrivals.

Halloween night was organised on Khao San Road in 2019. It will make a spooky comeback, with a costume party scheduled on Oct 31 to boost Bangkok's tourism industry as it recovers from the Covid-19 pandemic.

Thai Airways International expands its fleet, deploying three Boeing 777-300ER aircraft to serve higher travel demand as the airline moves closer to achieving revenue goals set out in its rehabilitation plan

The official announcement opens tourism in the Andaman Sea, Surin Islands, Koh Phra Thong subdistrict, Kuraburi district, Phang Nga province, from 15 October 2022 to 15 May 2023.

After a seven months hiatus, Aeroflot flights from Moscow to both Phuket and Bangkok are scheduled to begin at the end of the month.

Rare flooding in Phuket on Sunday continued to disrupt air travellers as passengers missed their flights out of the resort city, while those arriving struggled to reach their hotels or homes.

Phuket Airport is now operating at 70 per cent of its flight capacity thanks to the improving Covid-19 situation, airport director Monchai Tanode said on Friday.

The Public Health Ministry has eased the Covid-19 alert level as the situation is stabilising and current variants are considered manageable, according to a director at Bangkok Siriroj Hospital.

BOT Governor Sethaput Suthiwartnarueput said earlier this month that the central bank’s rate rises would be gradual and measured to ensure the economy’s smooth recovery, which he expects to return to pre-pandemic levels late this year or early 2023.

Thai Airways International confirmed that its winter flight schedule from 30 October 2022 to 25 March 2023 will offer flights to 34 destinations in Europe, Australia and Asia,

The Cabinet approves cancellation of COVID-19 as a forbidden disease for foreigners entering Thailand, but the following diseases are still stipulated as forbidden

The government will on Oct 1 lift the state of emergency imposed to cope with the coronavirus pandemic and dissolve the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration.

Visitors will not be required to show their Covid-19 vaccination or test certificates and infected people with mild or no symptoms will not need to enter isolation from Oct 1.

The Cabinet on Tuesday approved an Interior Ministry draft granting longer-duration visas for foreign visitors from October 1 this year until March 31, 2023, in a bid to boost tourism and accelerate economic recovery.

Hotel Occupation Nationwide Rose To 47.5 Per Cent In August, Up From 45.1 Per Cent In July, And Is Expected To Continue Rising This Month As Thailand Lifts All Restrictions.