Suan Dusit Poll expects the tourism situation at the end of this year to be better than the past.

Suan Dusit Poll expects the tourism situation at the end of this year to be better than the past. Recommend the government to promote tourism as a national agenda

Suan Dusit Poll, Suan Dusit University public opinion polls across the country A total of 1,148 people about the answers to Thai tourism after COVID-19 Between 23-28 October 2022, it was found that

79.88% think the situation of Thai tourism at the end of this year will be better than last year. followed by 17.94 percent who said it was the same; 2.18 percent said it was worse than last year.

The most attractive province for the year-end and New Year period, 38.85% said Chiang Mai, followed by 19.30% said Chiang Rai, 15.79% said Nan.

Most, 55.62%, are interested in tourism that emphasizes relaxation. Staying in beautiful and comfortable hotels, followed by 51.41%, said they went to the beach, 45.43% said, going to temples, making merit, and sacred things.

Of the factors driving more people to travel domestically, 71.65 percent said cost was reasonable, followed by 68.50% said ease of travel and 46.98% said promotions and discounts were available, such as accommodation. Travel expenses, food expenses, etc.

60.16 percent said the government should speed up tourism promotion by making it a national agenda to boost both domestic and foreign tourism. Followed by 57.34 percent said it promoted tourism in the primary and secondary cities, while 56.29% said it opened up new tourism markets with new routes.

When asked if they plan a trip later this year, 54.01% said they had a travel plan. followed by 32.49% said they were not sure, 13.50% said no

Divided into domestic travel, 87.58% (expected spending per trip, approximately 11,977 baht per trip), foreign travel per cent

12.42 (Estimated spending per trip about 75,900 baht)