Attention Taiwan and India! You Can Now Travel Visa-Free to Thailand

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 Thailand is extending a heartfelt invitation to visitors from India and Taiwan, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere by waiving visa requirements. Starting next month and continuing through May 2024, this heartfelt initiative aims to make Thailand even more inviting for tourists as the high season approaches.

A Booming Comeback

Thailand’s tourism industry has been on a path to rejuvenation, facing challenges during the pandemic. Following a similar move in September, Thailand lifted visa requirements for Chinese tourists. Before the pandemic, China was the top source of tourism, contributing 11 million out of the record 39 million arrivals in 2019.

As per the most recent government data, Thailand has already welcomed around 22 million visitors, contributing to 927.5 billion baht (equivalent to about US$25.67 billion) in revenue from January to October 29, 2023.

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Tourism: A Beacon of Hope

With an ambitious goal of attracting approximately 28 million tourists this year, Thailand’s government sees the travel sector as a key player in helping to counteract the impact of sluggish exports on economic growth. This warm gesture to Indian and Taiwanese tourists is expected to bring a fresh wave of travelers to Thailand, offering a heartwarming boost to the tourism industry and the nation’s economy.

As the year unfolds and travelers from India and Taiwan explore the rich culture, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality of Thailand, this heartwarming invitation is a reminder of the resilience and the spirit of unity that can help nations rebuild and reconnect after challenging times. Thailand stands ready to welcome its new guests with open arms and warm smiles, making their journey a truly unforgettable experience.

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Jakarta-based Newswriter for The Asian Affairs. A budding newswriter that always keep track of the latest trends and news that are happening in my country Indonesia.

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