Image via Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort
In anticipation of Thailand’s recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Thailand Tourism Forum 2023 touched upon these topics under the theme of “Innovation in Hospitality”, debating issues and inspiring future concepts for many kinds of Bangkok resort options. Featuring top-level executives as speakers on high-importance issues, the influence of this event on the industry is to be felt for years to come.
With a crowd of 800, discussions were many on the topic of how Thailand needs reinvention in order to remain on top of the struggle against the COVID-19 pandemic hit, with arguments for strength and sustainability targeting all kinds of businesses, such as the Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort amongst many others. Other topics concerning Thailand’s branding, design methodology, and hospitality technology were also popular, which could mean lots of change for tourists in the future.
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