TAT targets B3tn amid shift to rising markets
[Bangkok Post] - 01/21/2025
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is targeting 3 trillion baht in tourism revenue this year, while diversifying to address risk, shifting focus to rising markets such as Southeast Asia, India and Russia.
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