The Thai government has set an ambitious target of welcoming 40 million foreign tourists in 2024, marking a significant increase from the 27 million arrivals in 2023. The government expresses confidence in the near-complete recovery of the country’s tourism industry, attributing it to the easing of travel restrictions and the reopening of international borders. This means that 4 star hotels in Krabi the likes of Avani Ao Nang can look forward to a good year ahead.
To support this tourism boost, Thailand is set to welcome nine new airlines, each expected to contribute to the capacity expansion in the Thai aviation market. While some airlines may initially focus on regional and domestic routes with limited passenger seating, others may operate international flights. The government is providing financial assistance to facilitate the establishment of these new airlines, foreseeing the creation of jobs and stimulating economic growth.
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