Here’s what Thailand tourism has to offer at ATM 2025 Dubai
Governor Thapanee Kiatphaibool leads Thai presence at Arabian Travel Market
DUBAI: As the Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2025 opens its doors tomorrow, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is all set to unveil its latest tourism initiatives.
The TAT will host a special press conference at the Thailand stand (AS7510), Hall 7, DWTC, from 3:00 to 3:30PM on Monday, 28 April 2025. Attendees will be welcomed by Thapanee Kiatphaibool, Governor of TAT, alongside Khun Malinee Nitikasetsunthorn, Executive Director for the Americas, Middle East & Africa, and Ahman Madadam, TAT’s Dubai Director.
The press conference promises to showcase Thailand’s dynamic tourism growth plans and strategic efforts to engage with the global travel industry.
Thailand’s vision for 2025
Thailand is reinforcing its position as a leading global tourist destination by focusing on connectivity and sustainability. The nation’s tourism blueprint for 2025 highlights expanding digital integration and enhancing traveller experiences. As part of the country’s renewed commitment to the global travel sector, TAT is exploring key strategies for better accessibility, both physically and digitally, to attract a broader international audience. This year, the event at ATM will provide insights into the nation’s plans to increase tourist inflows and foster long-term growth.
Thailand at ATM 2025
In line with ATM’s theme of “Global Travel: Developing Tomorrow’s Tourism Through Enhanced Connectivity”, TAT’s presence will underscore its commitment to cultivating new partnerships across borders. Thailand’s tourism ties with key regions, especially the Middle East, continue to strengthen, as evidenced by growing engagement in regional tourism events. Thailand’s marketing efforts are becoming increasingly tailored to diverse traveller segments, with specific focus on cultural experiences and eco-tourism.
At ATM 2025, Thailand’s participation will offer a glimpse into the future of travel and tourism in the region. The TAT delegation will discuss the future role of the Thai tourism sector, highlight new ventures, and share insights into sustainable travel initiatives aimed at reducing the environmental impact of tourism. The press conference will be an opportunity for media professionals to learn about the innovative measures that Thailand is undertaking to stay ahead in the competitive global tourism market.