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Thais Help Thais Plus records 86.4bn baht in two-month spending
Thais Help Thais Plus records 86.4bn baht in two-month spending
SUNDAY, AUGUST 02, 2026
Thailand’s 60/40 co-payment scheme recorded 86.4 billion baht in spending over two months, reaching more than 26 million participants nationwide.Thailand seeks THB3bn to revive tourism co-payment subsidy and boost domestic travel
Thailand seeks THB3bn to revive tourism co-payment subsidy and boost domestic travel
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 2026
Tourism Ministry plans a THB3bn co-payment scheme, free domestic flights for foreign tourists and a revised tourist entry fee from 2027Thais Help Thais Plus spending tops 10bn baht in just five days
Thais Help Thais Plus spending tops 10bn baht in just five days
FRIDAY, JUNE 05, 2026
Thais Help Thais Plus spending exceeds 10 billion baht within five days, with more than 20 million users and nearly one million shops ready to serve. Khon La Khrueng Plus set for June as Finance Ministry readies crisis borrowing
Khon La Khrueng Plus set for June as Finance Ministry readies crisis borrowing
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 2026
Thailand plans to open Khon La Khrueng Plus registration in May, while the Finance Ministry prepares contingency funding and a possible borrowing decree to cushion any Middle East spillover.Khon La Khreung Plus ends with Bt84bn spent, lifting GDP by 0.2%
Khon La Khreung Plus ends with Bt84bn spent, lifting GDP by 0.2%
THURSDAY, JANUARY 01, 2026
The Finance Ministry says spending under Khon La Khreung Plus topped 84.19 billion baht before the scheme ended at 11pm on December 31, 2025, adding about 0.2% to GDP.Let’s Go Halves Plus expected to inject 200 billion baht into economy
Let’s Go Halves Plus expected to inject 200 billion baht into economy
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 03, 2025
The private sector predicts that the Khon La Khrueng Plus (Let’s Go Halves Plus) co-payment scheme, set to launch in Q4 2025, will inject approximately 200 billion baht into the economy.Anutin’s quick-win plan: co-payment, cheaper train fares, farm debt relief
Anutin’s quick-win plan: co-payment, cheaper train fares, farm debt relief
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2025
Anutin’s government sets quick-win policies, tasking Ekniti to design budget-based measures with co-payment as the key economic stimulus.Retail and hotel stocks set to benefit as new government revives ‘Let’s Go Halves’ scheme
Retail and hotel stocks set to benefit as new government revives ‘Let’s Go Halves’ scheme
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 09, 2025
Thai retail, hotel, and F&B shares rise as government plans to relaunch ‘Khon La Khrueng’ shopping subsidy to boost domestic spending.Anutin government plans swift economic boost with “Let’s Go Halves” scheme revival
Anutin government plans swift economic boost with “Let’s Go Halves” scheme revival
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 09, 2025
New Anutin administration to relaunch “Let’s Go Halves” to boost spending, support local incomes, and ease living costs for Thais.Half-half copayment scheme set for comeback from Prayut to Anutin
Half-half copayment scheme set for comeback from Prayut to Anutin
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 08, 2025
The Bhumjaithai Party has confirmed plans to revive the “half-half” co-payment scheme, first introduced during the Prayut Chan-o-cha administration, as part of its short-term economic stimulus measures.