Ms. Thapanee Kiatphaibool, TAT Governor, said “TAT is committed to strengthening Thailand’s tourism competitiveness in the ever-changing situations that impact travel and tourism globally. Current trends suggest that tourists seek more sustainable tourism experiences, so we have added the category of Low-carbon and Sustainability to reiterate our commitment to low-carbon tourism and underline our direction towards high-value and sustainable tourism.”
The 14th Thailand Tourism Awards attracted 908 entries in the five categories – attraction, accommodation, health and wellness tourism, tour programmes, and low-carbon and sustainability – with 254 winners judged as meeting the criteria, including 76 Gold Award winners and 169 Silver Award winners.
This year, nine Thai tourism enterprises received the Hall of Fame Awards: five in the attractions category – Phetchabun Intrachai…
