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The economy should improve further in the final quarter of this year thanks to government support measures and September's relaxation of coronavirus curbs to spur activity, a deputy prime minister said on Thursday.

BANGKOK, Oct. 7 (Xinhua) -- Thailand consumer confidence index rose to 41.4 in September, moving up for the first time in seven months, as easing COVID-19 restr

BANGKOK, Oct. 7 (Xinhua) -- Thailand consumer confidence index rose to 41.4 in September, moving up for the first time in seven months, as easing COVID-19 restr

BANGKOK, Oct. 7 (Xinhua) -- Thailand consumer confidence index rose to 41.4 in September, moving up for the first time in seven months, as easing COVID-19 restr

Thailand's economy should improve further in the final quarter of this year thanks to government support measures and September's relaxation of

The government aims to generate at least 882 billion baht in domestic tourism revenue next year from government measures to revive the struggling sector after a major slump in foreign arrivals.

Thailand aims to generate at least 882 billion baht in domestic tourism revenue next year, from government measures to revive the struggling sector after a major slump in foreign arrivals....

THE government has announced a plan to waiver mandatory quarantine requirement for fully vaccinated visitors arriving from November in the capital Bangkok and certain tourism hotspots in nine other regions, amid efforts to revive the ailing tourism sector and economic growth.

The government is gearing up to promote Phuket as a world-class destination, hoping to lure one million foreign visitors over the next six months and generating at least 60 billion baht in revenue.

Chiang Mai has announced its readiness to welcome visitors to stimulate the city's economy and will accept travellers to four provinces from this month for Thai travellers and Nov 1 for foreign tourists.