Tourism News

Starting December 2024, Russian tourists will need to obtain an electronic entry permit to enter Thailand. The new ETA system, being introduced in a test phase, will require travelers to fill out an online form before their trip.

Starting October 31, 2024, "Aeroflot" will begin offering direct flights from St. Petersburg to Bangkok, flying twice a week and providing residents with convenient access to Thailand.

September 2024 will be a vibrant month in Thailand, full of exciting festivals and events that will delight both locals and tourists. From music festivals to art exhibitions, from sports competitions to cultural celebrations—there’s something for everyone. 

Thai authorities have decided on a permanent 60-day visa-free entry for Russian citizens. This measure was approved by Thailand's Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin and has come into effect indefinitely.

Thai Prime Minister Sretta Taweesin has announced plans to upgrade the country's airports to international standards to make Thailand a regional aviation hub.

Red Wings airline has resumed charter flights from Moscow's Domodedovo airport to resorts in Egypt and Thailand. The airport press service announced this on Friday, June 21.

Thai authorities have decided not to implement the tourist tax that was planned to start in 2024. This decision follows extensive discussions and protests from the tourism sector.

To stimulate the tourism industry, Thailand has increased the number of countries whose citizens can enter without a visa from 57 to 93. These measures aim to attract more travelers and enhance economic growth.

The Thai Meteorological Department announced that the rainy season officially began on May 20. This marks the start of a period when much of the country will experience regular rainfall.

When planning a vacation to Thailand in 2024, it is important to decide in advance what currency is best to take with you, in order to have the most comfortable time and not to face financial difficulties. Here are some tips to help you properly prepare for your trip.

Starting May 1, 2024, Thailand has implemented a new visa-free regime for Russian citizens. Russians can now enjoy a stay in the country for up to 60 days without the need for a visa, making travel even more convenient and appealing.

Tourism experts predict that the upcoming Songkran holiday will be a real test for Phuket's infrastructure. The resort island will welcome about 300,000 travelers between April 12 and 16.