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TAT signs LOI with THAI and THAI Smile Airways to grow Indian tourist numbers to Thailand

 

TAT signs LOI with THAI and THAI Smile Airways to grow Indian tourist numbers to Thailand

Bangkok тАУ The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) with Thai Airways International (THAI) and THAI Smile Airways (THAI Smile) to stimulate tourism growth from India, which is one of ThailandтАЩs important source market for visitor arrivals.
At todayтАЩs signing ceremony held at THAIтАЩs Headquarters in Bangkok witnessed by Mr. Suvadhana Sibunruang, THAI Acting Chief Executive Officer; Mr. Viset Sontichai, THAI Smile Acting Chief Executive Officer, and Mr. Napintorn Srisunpang, Vice Minister of Tourism and Sports, the agreement was signed between Mr. Nond Kalinta, THAI Chief Commercial Officer and Mr. Tanes Petsuwan, TAT Deputy Governor for International Marketing тАУ Asia and South Pacific.
Mr. Napintorn Srisunpang, Vice Minister of Tourism and Sports, said, тАЬFollowing the materialisation of the Thai-Indian Air Travel Bubble arrangement and the reopening of commercial flights between India and Thailand, this latest agreement between TAT and THAI and THAI Smile will certainly help accelerate the planned recovery of the Indian market, which is an important source market for visitor arrivals from South Asia to Thailand.тАЭ
Mr. Suvadhana Sibunruang, THAI Acting Chief Executive Officer, said the agreement will see THAI and THAI Smile cooperating with TAT on the recovery marketing efforts and joint promotions as well as offering privileges to travellers on over 30 flights a week between India and Thailand on six round-trip routes..

1. Bangkok-New Delhi 14 flights a week (THAI);
2. Bangkok-Mumbai 7 flights a week (THAI);
3. Bangkok-Chennai 7 flights a week (THAI);
4. Bangkok-Bengaluru 7 flights a week (THAI);
5. Bangkok-Kolkata 7 flights a week (THAI Smile) starting 11 April 2022;
6. Bangkok-Phuket-Mumbai 7 flights a week (THAI Smile) starting 10 April 2022.

THAI is planning to expand the summer 2022 network with 34 additional routes covering cities in Asia, Australia and Europe, and is also considering increasing the frequency of existing flights in response to the anticipated growth in demand. Passengers on THAIтАЩs international routes will be able to connect domestically within Thailand using THAI SmileтАЩs services.
At TAT, this latest agreement with THAI and THAI Smile forms part of the overall recovery marketing efforts in response to the materialisation of the Thai-Indian Air Travel Bubble arrangement since February, in which TAT plans to join hands with airlines to help enhance the image of Thailand as the preferred destination for Indians wanting to travel abroad.
Mr. Tanes explained ongoing marketing activities in the Indian market through the TAT New Delhi and Mumbai Offices included working closely with the local travel and tourism industry on updating travel advisors and operators on existing and new tourism offerings in Thailand, as well as the safety measures and relaxed entry requirements in place, offering joint promotions and special privileges in conjunction with the THAI and THAI Smile flights, offering joint promotions aimed at the luxury market, and the holding together with airlines of networking sessions in key cities to further promote ThailandтАЩs tourism appeal

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Date : 12 April 2022 Posted By : EDITOR
TAT signs LOI with THAI and THAI Smile Airways to grow Indian tourist numbers to Thailand
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TAT signs LOI with THAI and THAI Smile Airways to grow Indian tourist numbers to Thailand

Bangkok тАУ The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) with Thai Airways International (THAI) and THAI Smile Airways (THAI Smile) to stimulate tourism growth from India, which is one of ThailandтАЩs important source market for visitor arrivals.
At todayтАЩs signing ceremony held at THAIтАЩs Headquarters in Bangkok witnessed by Mr. Suvadhana Sibunruang, THAI Acting Chief Executive Officer; Mr. Viset Sontichai, THAI Smile Acting Chief Executive Officer, and Mr. Napintorn Srisunpang, Vice Minister of Tourism and Sports, the agreement was signed between Mr. Nond Kalinta, THAI Chief Commercial Officer and Mr. Tanes Petsuwan, TAT Deputy Governor for International Marketing тАУ Asia and South Pacific.
Mr. Napintorn Srisunpang, Vice Minister of Tourism and Sports, said, тАЬFollowing the materialisation of the Thai-Indian Air Travel Bubble arrangement and the reopening of commercial flights between India and Thailand, this latest agreement between TAT and THAI and THAI Smile will certainly help accelerate the planned recovery of the Indian market, which is an important source market for visitor arrivals from South Asia to Thailand.тАЭ
Mr. Suvadhana Sibunruang, THAI Acting Chief Executive Officer, said the agreement will see THAI and THAI Smile cooperating with TAT on the recovery marketing efforts and joint promotions as well as offering privileges to travellers on over 30 flights a week between India and Thailand on six round-trip routes..

1. Bangkok-New Delhi 14 flights a week (THAI);
2. Bangkok-Mumbai 7 flights a week (THAI);
3. Bangkok-Chennai 7 flights a week (THAI);
4. Bangkok-Bengaluru 7 flights a week (THAI);
5. Bangkok-Kolkata 7 flights a week (THAI Smile) starting 11 April 2022;
6. Bangkok-Phuket-Mumbai 7 flights a week (THAI Smile) starting 10 April 2022.

THAI is planning to expand the summer 2022 network with 34 additional routes covering cities in Asia, Australia and Europe, and is also considering increasing the frequency of existing flights in response to the anticipated growth in demand. Passengers on THAIтАЩs international routes will be able to connect domestically within Thailand using THAI SmileтАЩs services.
At TAT, this latest agreement with THAI and THAI Smile forms part of the overall recovery marketing efforts in response to the materialisation of the Thai-Indian Air Travel Bubble arrangement since February, in which TAT plans to join hands with airlines to help enhance the image of Thailand as the preferred destination for Indians wanting to travel abroad.
Mr. Tanes explained ongoing marketing activities in the Indian market through the TAT New Delhi and Mumbai Offices included working closely with the local travel and tourism industry on updating travel advisors and operators on existing and new tourism offerings in Thailand, as well as the safety measures and relaxed entry requirements in place, offering joint promotions and special privileges in conjunction with the THAI and THAI Smile flights, offering joint promotions aimed at the luxury market, and the holding together with airlines of networking sessions in key cities to further promote ThailandтАЩs tourism appeal

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