Business improves for Thai hotels

Hotels in Bangkok and Phuket are listed in the top five areas that reported the largest increases in three key performance metrics for October.

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Airports of Thailand reports its October data showed increases in both aircraft movements and passenger traffic at six airports under its management.

A boost in arrivals from East Asia pushed Thailand’s average growth in October to 20%, the highest rate of the year, according to the international arrivals report of the Department of Tourism.

Six Senses Resorts & Spas’ properties were honoured with five top awards at the World Travel Awards (WTA) Asia, Australasia & Indian Ocean Ceremony 2012. The prestigious ceremony was held in Singapore on Thursday 18th October 2012 as a culmination for the search for the world’s leading travel brands.

Thais will celebrate a public holiday, Tuesday, that commemorates the passing of King Chulalongkorn, Rama V (1 October 1868 to 23 October 1910).

Here is a fun activity for anyone who loves travelling and taking photos! In cooperation with Tourism Authority of Thailand, Koh Yao Yai Village is inviting you to join the 2nd  “Sapai Klong Thong Koh Yao” photo contest (Get a camera and travel to Koh Yao) on 27 – 29 October 2012.

Here is a fun activity for anyone who loves travelling and taking photos! In cooperation with Tourism Authority of Thailand, Koh Yao Yai Village is inviting you to join the 2nd  “Sapai Klong Thong Koh Yao” photo contest (Get a camera and travel to Koh Yao) on 27 – 29 October 2012.

Designated Areas for Sustainable Tourism Administration and Trat province hope submerged stone elephants sunk in the sea, 5 October, between Mak and Rayang islands, will become a new attraction.

Kasikorn Research Centre estimates tourist arrivals to Phuket, both Thais and foreigners, will increase 16.4% to 270,000 visits and generate Bt5,600 million in cash during the province’s annual Vegetarian Festival, 15 to 23 October.

Designated Areas for Sustainable Tourism Administration and Trat province hope submerged stone elephants sunk in the sea, 5 October, between Mak and Rayang islands, will become a new attraction.