
Thailand visa-free stays cut to 30 days from Sept 15
Thailand visa-free stays will be capped at 30 days from Sept 15 for travellers from 60 countries, following a formal Royal Gazette announcement signed by Anutin Charnvirakul.
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Thailand visa-free stays will be capped at 30 days from Sept 15 for travellers from 60 countries, following a formal Royal Gazette announcement signed by Anutin Charnvirakul.

US visa ban rules affecting immigrants from 75 countries, including Thailand, were invalidated by a federal judge who found the policy contrary to law.

Thailand wellness travel is expanding rapidly under the government’s Medical Hub Policy, with Bangkok, Phuket, Chiang Mai and Koh Samui emerging as leading wellness destinations.

Thailand expects 35 million tourists in 2026 as visitors from China, India, Russia, Malaysia and South Korea drive demand, prompting airlines and hotels to expand services.

Thailand most searched destination 2026: Google search data shows Thailand leads British tourists' interest with 822,330 searches.

Songkran Festival in Thailand combines spirited water fights with deeply rooted Buddhist rituals as communities observe the Thai New Year from April 13 to April 15, 2026.

Atlys Travel Access Report 2026 ranks Sri Lanka, Thailand and the UAE as the most accessible destinations for Indian travellers, driven by streamlined visas, strong air links and affordability.

Mozambique has launched a new e-Visa platform, joining Thailand, South Africa, Uzbekistan, Russia and Chile in adopting digital visa systems to simplify travel.

Thailand tourism is shifting away from mass visitor numbers toward sustainable, wellness and culturally immersive experiences under the Thailand Tourism Next 2026 plan.

Thailand flight cancellations disrupted three services from Bangkok and Phuket, affecting connections to Kuala Lumpur and Singapore.

Thailand foreign arrivals 2026 exceeded four million in early 2026, driven by long-haul and luxury travellers whose higher spending helped boost tourism revenue.

Chinese tourists are choosing Russia, Thailand and Australia over Japan this Lunar New Year, driven by visa-free travel, warm climates and shifting spending priorities.