Bangkok’s theCOMMONS opens at Cloud 11 in Punnawithi, offering digital nomads a free-entry space for work, food, relaxation and socialising

Thailand stands out in Gen Z travel as inexpensive vacations, cultural experiences entice Gen Z travelers around the world.

Japan’s old boats are finding new life in Thailand, creating fresh opportunities for coastal tourism, island trips and marine travel.

Thailand’s Phuket welcomed around eight million travellers between January and July 2026, driven by continued international demand, strong visitor spending and growing arrivals from key global markets despite a slight year-on-year decline in total visitors.

Thailand’s royal barge rehearsals bring Bangkok’s Chao Phraya heritage to life, offering travellers a rare cultural experience ahead of the November ceremony

Budget Solo Travel options expand across five affordable Asian destinations with rail heritage and trekking value.

Phuket tourism faces renewed maritime safety concerns after four jet skis reportedly made risky manoeuvres near a passenger boat travelling to Koh Naka Yai.

Thailand checked baggage inspection rules will allow security officers to open suspicious luggage without passengers present from October 2026.

Phuket’s international air access is helping neighbouring Phang Nga gain greater tourism attention as Russian travellers and other visitors look beyond Thailand’s busiest island resorts. With Khao Lak, wellness experiences, green tourism and quieter coastal landscapes, Phang Nga is emerging as an important part of Thailand’s wider visitor-dispersal strategy.

Asia overnight tourism growth 2026 exceeds 10% as Bangkok and regional hubs see surging travel demand.

Pattaya travel rises as USS Abraham Lincoln sailors boost Thailand tourism, businesses and coastal experiences.

Thailand attracted more than 20 million visitors in the period of eight months of 2026, thanks to growth in South Korea, Russia and key source markets such as China, Malaysia, and India.

Thailand’s foreign tourist arrivals surged 38.2% in July 2026 to 2.54M, crossing 20M by mid-August. Read the full official data & regional insights!

Thailand will cut the visa-free stay for Filipino travellers from 60 to 30 days from September 15, 2026, under revised visa exemption rules.

Thailand has strengthened travel rules for travellers by introducing tougher deportation measures targeting foreign visitors involved in aggressive behaviour, cultural disrespect, illegal activities and immigration violations.