Thailand

Tuesday, November 12, 2019

Thailand

Festive blowout on a tropical island

The Naka Island, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa in Phuket, invites guests to join traditional festive celebrations in the sun,
Chiang Mai subdistrict to release 8,600 lanterns during Yi Peng festival

The Choeng Doi subdistrict municipality in Chiang Mai province will continue to hold the Loy Krathong and Yi Peng lantern festival from November 10-12, as the area does not come under prohibited zones due to flight services, the top official for the area said.
Seagulls are back to savour the warmth of Bangpu Recreation Centre

Local and foreign tourists flocked on Sunday to Bangpu Recreation Centre, a tourist attraction located in Samut Prakan province not far from Bangkok, to view the spectacle of hundreds of migrating seagulls flying and swimming all over the area.
In Kalasin, fat, juicy watermelons hit the stalls

Watermelon season has returned to the Northeast and Kalasin’s Khok Don Hun market has risen from the floodwaters to reclaim its title as the biggest and best place in Thailand to buy the fruit.
Grand Veg Fest parade

Many Thai-Chinese residents as well as tourists from neighbouring countries such as Malaysia and Singapore joined a parade carrying a Buddha statue along central business district roads in Hatyai City Municipality, Songkhla, at the 2019 Hatyai Vegetarian Festival, or Jae Festival, which runs until October 7.

Festive blowout on a tropical island

Chiang Mai subdistrict to release 8,600 lanterns during Yi Peng festival

Seagulls are back to savour the warmth of Bangpu Recreation Centre

In Kalasin, fat, juicy watermelons hit the stalls

Photo: Charoon Thongnual

Grand Veg Fest parade

Santiburi Koh Samui

Santiburi on Koh Samui recognised as carbon neutral resort

Marriott highlights European heritage at new Le Méridien hotel in Phang Nga

TAT keen for more regional, Indian visitors

For dreamy mist, spooky fireballs, head to Nong Khai

Airbnb launches destination drive for Buriram

Youth and Activism in Tourism: (from left): Guy Heywood, COO at Six Senses Hotels Resorts; Jesper Palmqvist Area Director for Asia Pacific STR with his daughter Miss Maylea Palmqvist; Marissa Sukosol, EVP of Sukosol Hotels; Anthony Lark, President, Phuket Hotel Association and Co-Organiser of PHIST 2019; Kanokrittika Kritwoottigon, Director of Tourism Authority of Thailand Phuket office; and Thai rappers and winners of the Green Beat 60 competition Rattanachot Srikhongmuang and Kanthep Srikhongmuang.

SE Asia hospitality industry discusses community tourism, ocean health, environment at PHIST 2019

Bridge floating market, bamboo tower open in Suphan Buri

Cookie connoisseurs heading for DoubleTree in Phuket

Phuket promotes Old Town as new brand tweaks visitor curiosity

Loei forecast to see more tourists

Uttaradit tourism promotion on track

Travel influencers share tips and tricks for inspiring photos

Photo Credit: Hotels.com

Jump in domestic tourists to Thailand’s west during rainy season: study

THAI commemorates coronation with royal barge livery on aircraft

Anurak Community Lodge located in Khao Sok National Park in Surat Thani province.

Anurak Community Lodge makes elite list of ‘eco-friendly’ hotels

Phi Phi resort introduces multi-function ‘concierge app’ for guests

Phuket needs better tourism radar, says ex-minister

Off to the spa with Mum

A small hostel Pick Baan in Lamphun where visitors from all around the world can revel in the ambience of a local home.

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