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.

The insurance costs around $1 and covers you for almost $50,000 in case of accidental death, which seems like a bargain if you ask us.

Festive and entertainment activities will resume in Thailand on 14 November as the first mourning period comes to an end.

Travellers to Thailand can still enjoy the best the country has to offer, with many attractions and events open for business.

Advice on the Royal Religious Rites and status of attractions & events during the Mourning Period.

The Tourism Authority of Thailand is working hard to get the word out among Aussie agents and operators.

A new cooking video demonstrating the art of cooking classic Thai dish Pad Thai is expected to go viral by the Tourism Authority of Thailand.

TAT has unveiled a new promo video to lure travellers in the luxury segment to the destination, with the Australian market a specific focus.

August’s Bangkok bombing has impacted Aussie numbers to Thailand but its tourism body is working hard with the trade to build them back up.