Thailand’s new Minister of Tourism and Sports, Artthakorn Sirilatthayakorn, has announced plans to enforce the long-delayed 300-baht tourism tax within his four-month term. The minister emphasized that the tax revenue will be used to fund insurance coverage for visitors and support tourism infrastructure improvements — aiming to enhance safety and sustainability in the sector. While the initiative has drawn mixed reactions online, with some travellers expressing concerns over the extra cost, the government insists that the funds will directly benefit both tourists and local communities. ✈️ If implemented, visitors arriving by air will see the charge included in their ticket, while land and sea travellers will likely pay at entry points. 💬 What do you think — will this new tax affect Thailand’s appeal to foreign visitors, or will it lead to better travel experiences in the long run? 📎 Source: Bangkok Post #ThailandNews #TourismTax #ExpatsBuddy #ThailandTravel #BangkokPost
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