A REVITALISED WAY TO DIVE THE ANDAMAN SEA
A REVITALISED WAY TO DIVE THE ANDAMAN SEA - Reefs are teeming with fish; shark numbers have been managed and increased and Thailand's National Parks have been taking the shutdown very seriously to enhance the balance of the ecosystems they are entrusted to manage. As we approach a high tourist season, it will be a slimmer version of what it once was, the numbers of visitors will be a fraction of what they were pre-pandemic, though operators are quietly pleased with the prospect of still having quiet dive sites and small dive groups. Se…
ANANTARA HOTELS IN PHUKET PREPARE FOR THAILAND RE-OPEN ON 1ST JULY 2021
ANANTARA HOTELS IN PHUKET PREPARE FOR THAILAND RE-OPEN ON 1ST JULY 2021 - Anantara Mai Khao Phuket Villas and Anantara Layan Phuket Resort are excited to announce the Ultimate Family Vacation package in preparation for the reopening of Phuket’s international borders on July 1st 2021. After nearly 18 months closed to overseas tourists, Phuket is ready to welcome vaccinated travellers for an idyllic summer holiday with minimal travel restrictions and no 14-day state quarantine period. Both Anantara Phuket resorts are SHA-approved (Amazing T…
THAILAND'S TOURISM SECTOR SEEKS TO REOPEN COUNTRY BY 1ST OF JULY
THAILAND'S TOURISM SECTOR SEEKS TO REOPEN COUNTRY BY 1ST OF JULY - Inbound international tourism sector in Thailand says vaccines are a game changer that allow for the reopening of the country and for quarantine requirements to be dropped L eading international tourism companies in Thailand have launched a campaign to reopen the country’s borders from 1 July 2021. The #OpenThailandSafely campaign was launched 2 March with the support of over 15 major companies including YAANA Ventures, Minor Group, Asian Trails, Capella Hotels and Reso…
THAILAND REMAINS OPEN FOR ALL VISITORS
THAILAND REMAINS OPEN FOR ALL VISITORS - Tourism Authority of Thailand governor Yuthasak Supasorn has confirmed that the Special Tourist Visa program is still ongoing and open to all countries, including the UK. Bangkok and five other provinces are currently under restrictions but this has not had any effect on the number of STV applicants wanting a relaxing beach holiday in Thailand. Tourists can also fly to the country using the 45-day tourist visa that enables you to visit the kingdom for up to 90 days. It's just like Quarantine in Th…
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