Thailand Introduces the Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) for Travelers
Thailand has launched the Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) to streamline entry for international travelers. This new system replaces traditional arrival forms, offering a faster, more efficient immigration process. Learn how TDAC simplifies travel to Thailand and what you need to prepare before your trip
Earthquake Update – Situation in Thailand Stable, All Travelers Safe
Following the recent earthquake, authorities confirm no major damage in tourist areas. Travel operations continue as usual, ensuring a smooth experience for visitors. Stay informed with our latest updates
Thailand E-Visa Now Available Globally: Simplify Your Travel Today
As of January 1, 2025, traveling to Thailand became even more convenient with the global launch of the Thai Electronic Visa (E-Visa) system. Accessible through www.thaievisa.go.th, this platform enables tourists…
Thailand Visa Update: 60-Day Visa-Free Travel for Tourists
The Thai government has introduced an exciting new visa policy. As of July 15, 2024, tourists worldwide can now enjoy a 60-day visa-free entry to Thailand. This new policy aims…
THAILAND – Thailand Lifts COVID-19 Border Restrictions In October
Thailand plans to lift the remaining Covid-19 restrictions, bringing the country’s emergency declaration to a conclusion on 1 October.
THAILAND – Thai Airways Announces Winter Flight Schedule 2022-23
From Oct 30, 2022 ,to March 25, 2023, Thai Airways International Plc (THAI) operates flights on 34 European, Australian and Asian routes with increased frequencies on selected routes. Flight details…
THAILAND – Koh Samui new Ferry Cruise Between Pattaya and Samui Completes Test Run
Samui Cruise hosted a launch party in Koh Samui after its test run for a new cruise ferry route between Koh Samui and Pattaya. The service is expected to launch…
Disposable Wet Wipes Discontinuation – Official Announcement
Wet wipes, much like plastic bottles and other plastic-based travel conveniences, are a common sight on tours throughout Southeast Asia, an unfortunate circumstance, given their detrimental effect on environments.
