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PHIST 2025 in Phuket gathered 1,300+ delegates, stressing urgent action on sustainability, infrastructure, and housing. Leaders called for SEZ status to empower Phuket, ensuring resources match its contribution to Thailand’s economy. The forum urged collaboration, balancing growth with sustainability for a resilient tourism future.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is fostering international collaboration to drive travel tech innovation. By connecting global partners, startups, and industry leaders, TAT aims to position Thailand as a hub for smart tourism solutions, enhancing traveler experiences and supporting sustainable growth.
From cultural festivals to music shows and lifestyle pop-ups, Bangkok is buzzing this week. Highlights include food fairs, live performances, art exhibitions, and shopping events across the city. Explore the city’s vibrant scene and discover unique experiences from September 2–9, 2025.
Thailand will join Japan’s strategy by offering free domestic flights for tourists in 2025. The initiative aims to uplift key destinations like Bangkok, Phuket, and Chiang Mai, enhancing connectivity, easing travel, and boosting the tourism economy while encouraging deeper exploration across the country.
A legal expert suggests Thailand’s casino legislation could resurface in 2026 if the Pheu Thai Party forms a coalition government. The move would revive discussions on integrated resorts and regulated gaming, potentially boosting tourism and revenue while reshaping Thailand’s entertainment and hospitality landscape.
