Thai tourism industry supports reintroduction of 300 baht tourist fee
torsdag 2 maj 2024
Thai tourism industry supports reintroduction of 300 baht tourist fee. Tourism industry stakeholders in Thailand voiced their support for the reintroduction of a 300 baht fee for incoming tourists, viewing it as crucial for generating funds for tourism development. The Tourism Council of Thailand (TCT) intends to discuss the project’s necessity with Sermsak Pongpanich, the incoming tourism minister. | Thaiger
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