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Thailand proposes foreign visitor fee and travel subsidy
Thailand proposes foreign visitor fee and travel subsidy
MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2026
Thailand plans a September tourism subsidy and proposes a foreign visitor fee for attraction development, visitor safety and environmental restoration.Thailand keeps LPG at 423 baht as oil fund deficit widens
Thailand keeps LPG at 423 baht as oil fund deficit widens
FRIDAY, AUGUST 07, 2026
Thailand keeps household LPG at 423 baht per 15kg cylinder until October 31 as higher subsidies push the Oil Fuel Fund deficit past 71.8 billion bahtThailand races to launch three low-season travel schemes
Thailand races to launch three low-season travel schemes
SATURDAY, AUGUST 01, 2026
The government is seeking 2.45 billion baht for domestic travel subsidies and flight incentives expected to generate about 56 billion bahtOil fund faces fresh strain as global crude prices rise
Oil fund faces fresh strain as global crude prices rise
SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2026
Thailand’s Oil Fuel Fund risks deeper losses as renewed US-Iran tensions lift crude prices while the government subsidises cheaper fuelOil Fund deficit under close watch after lower-than-expected revision despite LPG pressure
Oil Fund deficit under close watch after lower-than-expected revision despite LPG pressure
MONDAY, JUNE 15, 2026
Thailand’s Oil Fuel Fund deficit came in 7 billion baht lower than expected, but overall debt remains high at 58.5 billion bahtGovernment allocates over Bt10bn to manage 11.5m tonnes of Thai rice
Government allocates over Bt10bn to manage 11.5m tonnes of Thai rice
FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2026
Thailand’s rice policy committee has approved two measures and five projects worth Bt10.19 billion to stabilise paddy prices, support farmers and add value to Thai rice.Transport Ministry to seek 4bn-baht subsidy for 17-45 baht electric train fares
Transport Ministry to seek 4bn-baht subsidy for 17-45 baht electric train fares
SATURDAY, JUNE 06, 2026
The Transport Ministry will ask the Cabinet to approve a new electric train fare structure of 17-45 baht per trip across all lines, with annual subsidies of around 4 billion baht.Public transport joins Thais Help Thais Plus from June 1 with 60% fare subsidy
Public transport joins Thais Help Thais Plus from June 1 with 60% fare subsidy
THURSDAY, MAY 28, 2026
Bus and MRT passengers will be able to use the Thais Help Thais Plus 60/40 scheme via the Pao Tang app from June 1 to September 30, with the government covering 60% of fares.Ekniti says ‘Thai Help Thai Plus’ set for June 1 launch, with state covering 60%
Ekniti says ‘Thai Help Thai Plus’ set for June 1 launch, with state covering 60%
TUESDAY, MAY 05, 2026
Finance Minister Ekniti says the ‘Thai Help Thai Plus’ scheme could reach Cabinet by May 19, offering a 60/40 co-payment model for up to 30 million people, plus direct aid for the most vulnerable.Most Thais back cost-of-living measures, but welfare card top-up seen as too low
Most Thais back cost-of-living measures, but welfare card top-up seen as too low
SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2026
NIDA Poll finds most Thais view fuel, farm and green-energy support as appropriate, but over half say the welfare card increase is insufficient.