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Citizens from 93 countries can visit Thailand without needing a visa
So, Thailand's opened its doors wider for visitors. They used to let folks from 57 countries in without a visa, but now it's up to 93! This started on June 1st.
Thailand Songkran Water Festival 2024
Glass bridge above the sea in Chachoengsao temple
Thailand - New Tourist Fees Starting in June
Thailand offers free access to museums and parks for New Year holidays
Emirates provides extensive flight options to Bangkok
Emirates will fly four times a day to Bangkok. This added frequency is in response to growing demand for travel to Thailand's capital city.
Is it legal to smoke marijuana in Thailand?
Thailand's deputy prime minister has announced that Thailand does not encourage tourists coming to the country just to smoke marijuana, just two months after decriminalizing the drug.
"Floating railway" from Bangkok to Pa Sak Jolasid dam in Lopburi
From Saturday, November 5, the National Railway of Thailand (SRT) will start operating a special train from Bangkok to the Pa Sak Jolasid Dam in Lopburi.
The first direct flight from Bangkok to Phu Quoc
On 12th October Phu Quoc welcomes the direct flight from Bangkok for the first time. And it is expected to operate 4 flights per week.
Thailand reopens fully for tourists
Thailand reopens fully for tourists. From 1 October 2022 International visitors to Thailand are no longer required to present proof of vaccination or ATK test results. It’s now right time to travel to Thailand.
Thailand visa is extended for tourists in 2022
The great news is that from 1 October, visitors could stay longer in Thailand because Thailand visa is extended for tourists. According to Tourism Authority of Thailand, travelers could be given a 90-day visa Thailand.
Thai Lan planning to impose tourist fee from 2022
Thailand is planing to charge a tourist fee of THB 500/person (US$15) starting from 2022 with exact date to appy not yet announced
Thailand loosens quarantine regulations for international tourists
A good news for those having plan to travel Thailand in this October and the remaining of 2021.
Chiang Mai to welcome international visitors back from October 1st
Chiang Mai and many beach resorts, such as Pattaya, Cha-am and Hua Hin will welcome tourists from the first day of October. Besides, Chiang Rai, Koh Chang and Koh Kood will reopen in mid-October
Thailand bans tourists from using sunscreen at marine parks
A law banning visitors from using sunscreen at all national marine parks in Thailand has taken effect since August 4th. Everyone, including visitors and locals who break the law will face a fine of up to 100,000 baht (approximately $3,022)