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The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) announces the Amazing Thailand Grand Diwali Festival 2025, a vibrant Thai–Indian celebration from 16–31 October at Phahurat and Khlong Ong Ang. Under the theme “Light Unites Us,” the festival features cultural performances, art installations, parades, markets, and creative workshops celebrating shared heritage. The post Amazing Thailand Grand Diwali Festival 2025 to light up Bangkok 16–31 October appeared first on TAT Newsroom.

Thailand reaffirmed its leadership in inclusive tourism at the World Summit on Accessible Tourism 2025 in Turin, Italy. Represented by Mr. Nithi “Nutty” Subhongsang, the Tourism Authority of Thailand highlighted successful models and community-based initiatives advancing Tourism for All, reinforcing Thailand’s global reputation as a welcoming, accessible destination. The post Thailand champions tourism for all at the World Summit on Accessible Tourism 2025 appeared first on TAT Newsroom.

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) hosted the “Travel Thailand with Diplomats: 5 Must Do Happiness on Every Route” initiative, showcasing Thai charm and soft power through immersive cultural and community experiences in Ratchaburi, Phetchaburi, and Chiang Mai. The programme fosters friendship and understanding through authentic, sustainable tourism. The post TAT hosts “Travel Thailand with Diplomats: 5 Must Do Happiness on Every Route” appeared first on TAT Newsroom.

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has renewed its ISO 22301:2019 certification from the British Standards Institution, reaffirming its resilience and operational excellence. Covering four key processes, the certification supports TAT’s transformation into a High Performance Organisation under its revised 2025–2027 Corporate Plan focused on innovation and governance. The post TAT receives ISO 22301:2019 certification renewal for business continuity management system appeared first on TAT Newsroom.

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) hosted the “Amazing Thailand Mid-Autumn Night 2025” reception in Bangkok to celebrate 50 years of Thailand–China friendship. The event gathered Chinese influencers, celebrities, and officials, highlighting Nihao Month’s nationwide activities designed to boost travel, cultural exchange, and bilateral tourism growth. The post Amazing Thailand Mid-Autumn Night 2025 Marks 50 Years of Thailand–China Friendship  appeared first on TAT Newsroom.

Lanta Archipelago National Park in Krabi has been recognised among the 2025 Green Destinations Top 100 Stories for its “Return Home to Hermit Crabs” project under TAT’s Krabi Prototype. The initiative enhances marine biodiversity and showcases Thailand’s leadership in global sustainable tourism alongside nine other award-winning destinations. The post Lanta Archipelago National Park among Thailand’s ten winners in 2025 Green Destinations Top 100 Stories appeared first on TAT Newsroom.

The End of Lent festivals in Thailand reveal the country’s spiritual soul through Ok Phansa, Tak Bat Thewo, Lai Ruea Fai, and the mystical Naga Fireballs. Each October, these deeply rooted Buddhist traditions offer travellers a rare journey of faith, devotion, and renewal across Thailand’s most spiritual provinces. The post Have Some Faith – End of Lent Festivals in Thailand Take Travellers on a Once a Year Spiritual Journey appeared first on TAT Newsroom.

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) invites visitors to experience the Thailand Vegetarian Festival 2025 from 20–29 October. Rooted in Chinese-Thai heritage, the nine- to ten-day festival blends spiritual devotion, grand processions and vegetarian cuisine across major Thai cities, offering a nationwide celebration of purity, health and renewal. The post Thailand Vegetarian Festival 2025 Celebrates Spiritual Purity and Cultural Heritage appeared first on TAT Newsroom.