Full Thai tourism recovery by 2024
Thailand tourism revenue is projected to return to normal by 2024, according to new research by McKinsey and Co. A quicker recovery could be hampered by ‘virus recurrence, slow long-term growth and muted world recovery ‘it says.
The ‘Reimagining travel: Thailand tourism after the Covid-19 pandemic ‘report expects international travellers to generate about $68 billion by 2024.
It suggests lesser-known destinations like Chiang Rai and Loei should be developed to attract the mass-affluent segment.
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HashJan 02, 2022 09:20 AM
I live here and retired, worked in Tourism industry and I don't believe it will ever return to original numbers,no point in explaining in detail as it will take a long time!... Nothing I would love more than to see travellers that I have loved to welcome and interact with.... Our lives, travel priorities choices,way of living, affordability factors are in the forefront.... let alone the ever changing restrictions and regulations,
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