TAT on Wednesday signed a memorandum of understanding on boosting net zero tourism between TAT, the Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization, and Thairath. (Photo supplied)
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) expects Thailand to have received 10 million foreign tourists by the end of this month and to continue to have at least 2 million visitors per month despite the low season.
TAT governor Yuthasak Supasorn said on Wednesday that the country has continued to maintain a consistent record of more than 50,000 arrivals per day, which means the monthly minimum rate could be expected at 2 million per month during the low season.
With a new government being formed, the TAT hopes the new prime minister would be able to help…
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