Despite how it may appear in the accompanying image, the partnership was not ONLY to celebrate how cute Thailand’s Minister of Tourism’s new tiny plane is.

We’re kicking off the end of year celebrations with a wrap up of the industry’s festive get-togethers! After party debauchery, sadly, not included.

Were you one of the unfortunate ones who missed TAT’s recent event? Experience it vicariously here.

We love hearing about sustainable initiatives like this at Travel Weekly. It’s also reminded us to empty our office compost bin.

As you’ll discover in this enlightening piece, responsible tourism is no joke to Thailand.

Thailand has nutted out a three-stage roadmap to reopen six major tourist provinces to vaccinated foreign tourists. Get the step-by-step breakdown right here.

Dust off your event frocks and shine your ‘outside shoes’ because the Aussie travel industry’s favourite destination event is back with a post-pandemic twist.

Are your clients nagging you about when you can book their next Thailand trip? Find some respite with this.

If you need more convincing, TAT is also giving away an additional prize on top of the three $50 Coles gift cards that are up for grabs.

While Aussie travellers can’t take a holiday to Thailand just yet, that doesn’t mean travel agents should put off educating themselves about the popular Asian destination.

While Phuket is known for its beautiful white-sand beaches and incredible granite and limestone islands, the popular Thai destination is banking on two of its other qualities to attract more Aussie travellers in 2020.

All things eco were on the menu when 20 agents recently joined Excite Holidays, the Tourism Authority of Thailand and OzHarvest for a Thai cooking class.