Thailand scraps proposed tourism fee

Thailand has made efforts to promote hospitality there in recent months.

Last month, its state approved longer immigration keep times for visitors, graduate students and distant workers, and better immigration conditions for retirees.

From this quarter, visitors from 93 countries may be allowed to stay in the country for periods of 60 days, up from the previous 57 countries, while more will also be eligible for visa on arrival.

The Tourism Authority of Thailand, however, recently launched a campaign called&nbsp,” Amazing Thailand: Your Stories Not End”, which focuses on leisure travel while also highlighting Thailand’s cultural and natural attractions and promoting the nation as a wellness and trip destination.

As Mr. Srettha discussed plans to promote tourism in the country’s northern during a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday, there was also a force to include Nan designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, according to the Bangkok Post.

In addition to these attempts, the government on Jun 4&nbsp, approved tax measures to boost domestic commerce.

Tax deductions are available for businesses that organize standards and courses during the low time from May to November.

Other measures were put in place to increase domestic go to extra cities, with income tax deductions available for home stays and non-hotel lodging costs.

Between Jan 1 and Apr 28, Thailand’s commerce department reported an increase of 11.95 million foreign tourists visitors on April 30. Foreign hospitality generated 575 billion ringgit in income during that time, it added.

Around 40 million foreign visitors are expected to visit Thailand this season, in full.