Thailand’s Trat Islands remain a haven for European travelers despite border tensions with Cambodia. With record bookings for late 2025, the islands’ unspoiled beaches, crystal waters, and exclusive resorts continue to attract visitors seeking serenity and luxury, proving tourism in this eastern paradise remains resilient.
Thailand’s SEC launched the TouristDigiPay pilot, inviting licensed digital asset firms and e-money providers to enable foreign tourists to convert crypto into Thai Baht for spending via QR code. Applications are open until December 26, with services expected to start in late 2025.
Shama Serviced Apartments in Bangkok offers travellers a perfect blend of comfort and convenience. With spacious suites, homely amenities, and prime city locations, it provides an ideal stay for business and leisure visitors seeking a balance of modern living and warm hospitality.
Thailand showcased its cultural soft power at Tourism Expo Japan 2025 in Nagoya, attracting Japanese travellers with the “5 Must Do in Thailand” theme. With expanded air connectivity and targeted campaigns, TAT aims to draw 1.25 million Japanese visitors by year-end, boosting cultural tourism and sustainable travel.
Siam Piwat’s IconSiam continues to redefine Thailand’s economy and global image. Generating over 400,000 jobs and boosting land, tourism, and retail growth, the riverside megaproject exemplifies co-creation with communities. With luxury brands expanding and global recognition, IconSiam stands as a benchmark for sustainable urban development and world-class retail.