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Thailand extends fee waiver for hotels

June 25, 2024

Thailand’s Cabinet on June 25 agreed to extend a waiver on operating fees for hoteliers for two more years to support the recovery of the country’s tourism sector.

Hoteliers in China tap into rising interest in stargazing with astronomy-themed events

October 12, 2022

As stargazing becomes increasingly popular in Beijing, the city’s suburban areas, where there is a better natural environment and clearer skies than downtown, are seeing flocks of visitors, happy to pay big money for the experience of being blanketed by stars at night.

GSB offers soft loans of THB5 million to hoteliers

WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 2022

The Cabinet on Tuesday approved a project to grant soft loans worth a total 5 billion baht to hotel operators and their supply chains.

Tourism Council seeks THB200m to improve skills, set up hotelier database

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 03, 2022

The Tourism Council of Thailand (TCT) asked the government on Wednesday for a 200-million-baht fund to set up a so-called “tourism clinic” to improve the skills of service sector staff and create a communal online database of hoteliers and those in the entire tourism sector.

SiteMinder survey ‘should bring hope to Thai hoteliers as kingdom’s tourism brand remains strong’

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 2021

With a fresh 120-day deadline in place to fully reopen Thailand, and the Phuket Sandbox initiative pushing ahead for a July 1 launch, a brighter future is coming into focus for hotels after a difficult 18 months, said Bradley Haines, Asia Pacific vice president at SiteMinder.

Struggling hoteliers eye the exit as occupancy plummets

TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 2021

The fresh wave of Covid-19 has severely affected tourism and hospitality businesses in Thailand with occupancy rates at domestic hotels dropping to 5-30 per cent, forcing many operators to sell their businesses to cut losses, said Thammajak Leuangprasert, president of Arjarnnar Asset Management Group.

Hoteliers struggle to survive in Bagan

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2017

HOTELS in Bagan, in the heart of Myanmar’s main zone for ancient monuments, are not expected to be profitable this year, following the decline in tourist arrivals, according to Zaw Weik, chairman of Myanmar Hoteliers Association (Bagan Zone) and managing director of U Zaw Travels & Tours.

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