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Creating Thai experts and getting ready for post-pandemic travel

Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), New Delhi has successfully concluded a three-month program with the TBO Academy. In a bid to encourage the tourism traffic to Thailand, the program consisted of a 5-module training program, an e-flyer contest and a series of webinars that aimed at promoting the various natural and cultural marvels that Thailand has to offer to its visitors.

The Viewpoint of 3 beaches; kata noi beach, kata beach and karon beach of Phuket

The core of the modules included:

  • Introduction to the Amazing Adventures in Thailand
  • Bangkok and Beyond- Insights into “The City of Angels”
  • Current SOP’s administered by Amazing Thailand Safety and Health Administration (SHA)
  • Southern Thailand (A paradise for beach enthusiasts)- Phuket and Beyond
  • Introduction to the Chiang Mai and other cities neighboring Myanmar and Laos- the northern border of Thailand.

To fulfil the pent-up travel demand and to assist travel agents, TAT India and TBO Academy conducted the series of webinars with Vachirachai Sirisumpan, Director, TAT New Delhi and Ankush Nijhawan, Co-Founder, Travel Boutique Online along with panelists including stakeholders like Angsana Laguna, Minor Hotels, Siam Siam Hotels, Berkeley Hotel, Ocean World, Madame Tussauds Bangkok. The Tourism Authority of Thailand has consciously taken efforts to curb the spread of the on-going pandemic.

At the first glance, the COVID-19 pandemic seemed to be a shared global experience, with the entire world on lockdown. It made a setback in the travel and tourism industry as a whole. The purpose of these virtual interactions was to communicate the latest information about the established safety guidelines, the most recent updates straight from Thailand and promotion of new attractions and destinations in the country. 

FILE PHOTO: Empty chairs are seen on a beach which is usually full of tourists, amid fear of coronavirus in Phuket, Thailand. REUTERS/Soe Zeya Tun/File Photo

The program aimed at aggressively promoting Thailand as a destination in North and East India through TBO Academy’s strong network of OTAs and Travel Agents. TAT India along with TBO Academy together created a platform to support the ease of confidence build up to promote the destination. The module helped in increasing the reach and exposure to new travel agents in the market and increase visitor arrivals in the upcoming season.

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