Thailand’s cabinet has approved extra public holidays for next year and January 2026, declaring long-weekends to boost tourism and the overall economy.
Bangkok (VNA) – Thailand’s cabinet has approved extra public holidays for next year and January 2026, declaring long-weekends to boost tourism and the overall economy.
Deputy Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai said the extra holidays next year are both Mondays, June 2 and August 11, with the Queen’s birthday holiday on June 3 and Mother’s Day on August 12, creating a four-day weekend.
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