Juthaporn Rerngronasa, accting governor of the Tourism Authority of Thailand, revealed that Bangkok and Pattaya will be the key destinations of the tour which will be arranged in a series. She expected total spending of about Bt600 million from the tour, which starts from May 10 to May 26.
During the period, a series of tours are organised, bringing in about 3,000 employees each time. Each group will stay for six nights at four- to five-star hotels. They will demand a total of 38,000 hotel rooms. The employees will be flown in by 110 flights.
Juthaporn said that their arrivals would boost the low-season tourism market.
"The report on a Chinese company's free trip to 6,400 employees to France was widely shared in social media. Indeed, Thailand is also a key destination of Chinese companies' incentive tours," she said.
Infinitus (China) manufactures and distributes skincare, healthcare, and beauty care products.
To celebrate the company's 20th birthday, Tiens Group, a Chinese conglomerate, last week offered an all expenses paid trip to France to more than 6,000 employees.