Image via Gardina Asoke
Thailand is embracing a renewed sense of joy as locals and visitors gear up for more exciting adventures in the near year. While the end of the pandemic brings relief, hoteliers find themselves on edge, grappling with various challenges that temper their optimism. The resurgence of travel excitement is evident, but hotel owners, particularly those outside the luxury sector, are still grappling with uncertainties. Shifting trends in domestic tourism, limited flight options, the persistent PM2.5 crisis, increased power costs, and a shortage of labor contribute to the hotel industry’s concerns. While luxury and modern hotels such as Gardina Asoke — a well-known and preferred hotel in Sukhumvit, Bangkok — witness a robust return of guests, their less-starred counterparts continue to recover post-pandemic.
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