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Hainan offers 40M yuan in summer tourism subsidies.

by AIditor In Chief
July 2, 2025
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Thailand’s Tourism Boom: Welcoming Over 15 Million International Visitors in First Half of 2024

Thailand’s vibrant tourism sector is experiencing a significant resurgence, with the nation welcoming an impressive 15.06 million international tourists in the first six months of 2024. This robust performance signals a strong recovery and growing appeal for the Land of Smiles, attracting visitors from across the globe.

The Ministry of Tourism and Sports reported that these arrivals generated substantial economic activity, bringing in an estimated 790 billion Thai Baht (approximately 21.7 billion U.S. dollars) in tourism revenue during the period. This influx of visitors underscores Thailand’s enduring popularity as a premier travel destination, offering a diverse range of experiences from bustling city life to serene beaches and rich cultural heritage.

Key contributing factors to this remarkable growth include the government’s strategic initiatives to boost tourism, such as visa exemptions for several countries, which have made entry more accessible and attractive for international travelers. Furthermore, the sustained efforts in promoting Thailand’s unique cultural attractions, culinary delights, and world-class hospitality have clearly resonated with global travelers.

Looking ahead, the Ministry anticipates a continued positive trend. Projections suggest that the total number of international tourists for the entire year could reach 30 million, with an estimated revenue of 1.5 trillion Thai Baht (around 41 billion U.S. dollars). This optimistic outlook is supported by ongoing marketing campaigns and a focus on enhancing the overall visitor experience.

The top source markets for Thailand’s tourism in the first half of the year were led by China, followed by Malaysia, India, Russia, and South Korea. The return of Chinese tourists in large numbers has been a significant driver of this recovery, reflecting the easing of travel restrictions and a renewed appetite for international travel. The ministry’s data indicates that Chinese visitors accounted for 3.02 million arrivals, contributing 158 billion Thai Baht in revenue.

The success of Thailand’s tourism sector is a testament to its resilience and adaptability. By focusing on safety, quality, and diverse offerings, the nation is not only recovering but also strengthening its position as a leading global tourism hub, promising continued economic benefits and cultural exchange for years to come.

Key Points

  • Total International Tourists (Jan-June 2024): 15.06 million
  • Total Tourism Revenue (Jan-June 2024): 790 billion Thai Baht (approx. 21.7 billion USD)
  • Projected Total International Tourists (2024): 30 million
  • Projected Total Tourism Revenue (2024): 1.5 trillion Thai Baht (approx. 41 billion USD)
  • Top Source Markets (Jan-June 2024): China, Malaysia, India, Russia, South Korea
  • Chinese Tourist Arrivals (Jan-June 2024): 3.02 million
  • Revenue from Chinese Tourists (Jan-June 2024): 158 billion Thai Baht

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