Thai Travel Agents Association urges quarantine-free tourism
Travels bubbles said to be crucial for industry’s survival
A passenger walks past a flight schedule display at Don Mueang airport. The Thai Travel Agents Association expects tourism will improve by June at a gradual pace.
Setting up travel bubbles between low-risk countries without quarantine requirements is crucial to help the tourism industry, as there is pent-up demand for outbound trips, says the Thai Travel Agents Association (TTAA).
Suthiphong Pheunphiphop, the TTAA president, said if there is no rapid escalation of cases in Thailand or overseas, tourism sentiment could gradually improve by next June, starting with tourists from Southeast Asia, especially if entry without a mandatory…
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