Thailand Expects Full Recovery of Indian Tourist Arrivals in 2024
By October twentieth, Indian tourist arrivals in Thailand reached one point six four million, positioning India as Thailand's third-largest tourism market, following Malaysia and China. Thailand forecasts over two million Indian tourists this year, largely due to visa-free travel and better flight connectivity. The Amazing Thailand Diwali Festival and plans for a 'Little India' in Khlong Ong Ang aim to enhance the appeal.
As of October twentieth, Indian tourist arrivals in Thailand reached one point six four million, making it the third-largest inbound market after Malaysia and China.
Thailand projects a full recovery for Indian tourist arrivals this year, with expectations to exceed two million visitors, generating nearly ninety billion baht in revenue.
This surge is supported by visa-free travel and a resurgence in flights.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand anticipates that at least five thousand Indian tourists will visit during India's Diwali holiday.
In two thousand nineteen, Thailand recorded a high of one point nine six million Indian arrivals, producing eighty billion baht.
Despite current limited flight capacities, negotiations with the Indian ambassador aim to increase regular flights.
The Amazing Thailand Diwali Festival Bangkok two thousand twenty-four is scheduled from October twenty-eighth to November third at Khlong Ong Ang.
The event will feature cultural displays, Indian cuisine, and shopping.
Further development, including the launch of a 'Little India' at Khlong Ong Ang, is also planned to attract tourists as part of 'Thailand Grand Tourism and Sports Year'.
Thailand projects a full recovery for Indian tourist arrivals this year, with expectations to exceed two million visitors, generating nearly ninety billion baht in revenue.
This surge is supported by visa-free travel and a resurgence in flights.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand anticipates that at least five thousand Indian tourists will visit during India's Diwali holiday.
In two thousand nineteen, Thailand recorded a high of one point nine six million Indian arrivals, producing eighty billion baht.
Despite current limited flight capacities, negotiations with the Indian ambassador aim to increase regular flights.
The Amazing Thailand Diwali Festival Bangkok two thousand twenty-four is scheduled from October twenty-eighth to November third at Khlong Ong Ang.
The event will feature cultural displays, Indian cuisine, and shopping.
Further development, including the launch of a 'Little India' at Khlong Ong Ang, is also planned to attract tourists as part of 'Thailand Grand Tourism and Sports Year'.
