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Thailand aims to attract more Chinese tourists in 2024

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Thailand will emphasize high-standard services such as convenient entry, comfortable hotels as well as delicious cuisine to attract tourists, especially tourists from China, said Nithee Seeprae, deputy governor for marketing communications at the Tourism Authority of Thailand.

Thailand Tourism Forum 2024 was held in Bangkok with scholars and business leaders gathering at this event and sharing their opinions about promoting Thailand’s tourism industry.

“Tourism plays a crucial role in Thailand’s economy, and China has always been one of the largest source markets for Thailand,” Nithee told Xinhua.—Xinhua

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