In a bid to expand its portfolio of tourism offerings, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) will promote Khao Yai in the Indian market. Situated 175 km southwest of Bangkok, Khao Yai is Thailand’s third-largest national park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This information was revealed at the TAT South Asia Regional Meeting held recently in New Delhi.
The meet was attended by Sansern Nagaorungsi, Deputy Governor - Asia and South Pacific Market, Tourism Authority of Thailand; Runjuan Tongrut, Director - North & East India, Bangladesh, Butan and Nepal, Tourism Authority of Thailand; Sethaphan Buddhani, Director - TAT Mumbai Office, and fourteen key TAT officials from seven countries. The main objective of the meet was to decide future strategies to promote Thailand as a tourist destination in the South Asia market. It was also decided at the meeting that besides new destinations, TAT will also aggressively promote its luxury tourism products in the India and South Asia markets. Nagaorungsi said, “Thailand has been traditionally considered an entertainment and shopping destination and we have decided to also target the Luxury segment and promote our luxury tourism products in international markets. We wish to completely harness the potential this segment holds.” Khao Yai is situated and is accessible by rail and road transport. Speaking about the new destination, Nagaorungsi said Khao Yai has many attractions to lure tourists, some which include diary farms, golf courses, night safaris and cuisines.
Click here to see the original article>The meet was attended by Sansern Nagaorungsi, Deputy Governor - Asia and South Pacific Market, Tourism Authority of Thailand; Runjuan Tongrut, Director - North & East India, Bangladesh, Butan and Nepal, Tourism Authority of Thailand; Sethaphan Buddhani, Director - TAT Mumbai Office, and fourteen key TAT officials from seven countries. The main objective of the meet was to decide future strategies to promote Thailand as a tourist destination in the South Asia market. It was also decided at the meeting that besides new destinations, TAT will also aggressively promote its luxury tourism products in the India and South Asia markets. Nagaorungsi said, “Thailand has been traditionally considered an entertainment and shopping destination and we have decided to also target the Luxury segment and promote our luxury tourism products in international markets. We wish to completely harness the potential this segment holds.” Khao Yai is situated and is accessible by rail and road transport. Speaking about the new destination, Nagaorungsi said Khao Yai has many attractions to lure tourists, some which include diary farms, golf courses, night safaris and cuisines.