Thailand Cuts South Africans Visa Free Stay to 30 Days as New Tourism Rules Take Effect in 2026
Starting in September 2026, South Africans will only be able to get a 30-day visa for leisure travel to Thailand.
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Thailand Triggers Major Travel Update for Oman Passport Holders as Visa-Free Stay Falls from 60 Days to 30 Days
Thailand has cut Oman passport holders’ visa-free stay from 60 to 30 days as a part of the new tourism entry rules which would be enforced as of…
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Thailand Tourism Shocks The World As 450-Baht Visitor Fee Sparks A Powerful New Travel Revolution For 2027
Thailand is proposing to implement a 450 baht tourism fee for foreign travelers to help develop a stronger, more secure, and more sustainable system for travel in the…
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Pattaya Travel Revolution Begins as Thailand Tightens Bay Rules to Transform Crowded Marine Tourism
Pattaya strengthens marine tourism regulations with new safety rules, zoning controls and vessel inspections to manage overcrowding in Pattaya Bay
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Thailand Protects Its Massive Indian Tourism Market as Visa-Free Entry for Indian Travellers Continues Despite Major Tourist Decline, While New 30-Day Stay Rule Reshapes Future Holidays, Business Trips and Travel Plans With Fresh Hope for Tourism Growth
Thailand has decided to keep visa-free entry for Indian travellers because India remains one of its most valuable tourism markets despite a recent decline in visitor numbers, while…
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Thailand Introduces New Visa Rules for 65 Countries and Territories as Revised Travel Regulations Change Entry Procedures, Tourism Opportunities and Global Holiday Plans
Thailand updates visa rules for 65 countries, changing travel access, entry conditions and tourism plans for global visitors in 2026
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Thailand Now Refocuses Tourism Strategy on Wellness and Rural Experiences as International Visitor Arrivals Slip 3.3% Despite Easier Entry Policies
Thailand shifts tourism strategy toward wellness and rural travel after international arrivals decline 3.3% despite relaxed entry measures.
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