He has led the chamber since 2015, strengthening  German-Thai business relations and expanding the chamber’s influence across Thailand.

Hosted as a special GTCC Afterwork Farewell event on 17 June, the evening brought together business leaders, diplomats, government representatives, chamber members and long-standing friends to express their appreciation for Dr Wein’s dedication, professionalism and commitment over more than a decade of service.

The event was opened by Oliver Schnatz, President of the GTCC and Cluster General Manager of Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit, who delivered a heartfelt tribute recognising Dr Wein’s contribution to the chamber and his role in fostering stronger economic and commercial ties between Germany and Thailand.

Special remarks were delivered by Benjamin Leipold, Managing Director of German Chambers of Commerce Abroad (AHK) and DIHK DEinternational GmbH, and Ebba Scholl, Deputy Chief of Mission at the German Embassy in Bangkok. Both highlighted Dr Wein’s leadership, integrity and lasting impact on the German business community in Thailand and the wider ASEAN region.

The evening also highlighted the close relationship between the German-Thai Chamber of Commerce and Thailand’s tourism and hospitality industries. Many of the chamber’s most active members come from the travel, tourism and hotel sectors, including leading international and Thai brands such as Sofitel, Kempinski, Centara, Dusit and Anantara, as well as airlines, destination management companies, travel agencies and tourism service providers. The event’s host venue, Sindhorn Kempinski Hotel Bangkok, provided an elegant setting for the celebration. The strong attendance from the tourism community demonstrated the deep respect held for Dr Wein and the many relationships he has cultivated across Thailand’s business and travel sectors.

The GTCC Board of Directors includes many prominent figures from the German-Thai business community and plays an important role in shaping chamber policy and supporting its members. Throughout his tenure, Dr Wein worked closely with the board and management team to strengthen services, expand business opportunities and reinforce the chamber’s reputation as one of Thailand’s most respected foreign business organisations.

Among GTCC’s flagship events is its annual Oktoberfest, widely recognised as one of the largest German business and cultural celebrations in Thailand. Staged over two days in Bangkok, the event attracts thousands of visitors each year and has become a landmark occasion for the German-Thai community. Supported by many of Thailand’s leading hotels, hospitality companies and corporate partners, Oktoberfest exemplifies the chamber’s unique ability to combine business networking, cultural exchange and community engagement on a remarkable scale.

Representatives from governmental and non-governmental organisations, colleagues from DIHK and AHK offices, members of other chambers of commerce and business associations, and leaders from across Thailand’s corporate sector joined the farewell celebration. Throughout the evening, guests shared memories and reflected on Dr Wein’s achievements during more than ten years at the helm of the chamber.

Guests were also introduced to Matthias Hoffmann, who will assume the position of GTCC Executive Director on 1 August 2026, marking the beginning of a new chapter for the organisation while building on the strong foundation established under Dr Wein’s leadership.

About the author 
Andrew J Wood is a Bangkok-based media executive, travel writer and former hotel executive specialising in Asian tourism. British-born and originally from Yorkshire, England, he is a graduate of Napier University in Edinburgh and has lived in Thailand since 1991.
His contributions to the tourism industry have been recognised through numerous honours, including the Skål International Order of Merit, the President’s Award and the distinction of Membre d’Honneur. Today, he writes extensively on travel, tourism, hospitality, aviation and business trends across Asia, providing commentary and analysis for industry publications and international audiences.

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TAT Governor Thapanee Kiatphaibool led a TAT product development team last week to explore options for upgrading and introducing a luxury version of train travel in response to the Ministry of Tourism and Sports’ high-value tourism policy. 

In a Facebook post, the TAT Governor emphasised the importance of upgrading rail tourism as a key turning point in creating new value for Thai tourism. 

“Over the past decades, the Thai tourism industry has grown from its strengths in nature, culture, and services recognised globally. However, in an era of rapidly changing travel behaviour, another key performance indicator for tourism success is the “experiential value” received and the value distributed sustainably to the economy and communities. 

“Upgrading rail tourism is therefore a crucial turning point that addresses this concept,” she explained. “Trains present experiences that will transform distance into emotional value and turn transportation routes into meaningful travel paths, opening opportunities for travellers to experience Thailand in a different dimension than other modes of travel.”

In line with the Ministry of Transport and the State Railway of Thailand’s efforts to develop a rail system that will support the growth of the tourism industry, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) Governor led a team to discuss opportunities to introduce luxury train journeys with Gary Franklin, managing director of Belmond Trains, a subsidiary of LVMH and operator of the world-class luxury Eastern & Oriental Express train service. 

Thapanee said the objective was to promote high-quality tourism in Thailand under the ‘Healing is the New Luxury’ concept. 

“This project aims to cater to discerning tourists and high-income groups from around the world. A pilot route is planned to open between Bangkok, Kanchanaburi, Hua Hin, Hat Yai, and Padang Besar by 2027. 

“This collaboration will enhance Thailand’s tourism image and standards, promote tourism products and services, highlight Thailand’s charm and contribute to the sustainable distribution of travel and income to secondary cities and regions of Thailand,” the Governor concluded.

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The collaboration combines Agoda’s travel insights and digital expertise with TAT’s destination marketing capabilities to support demand generation from international markets while encouraging domestic tourism in Thailand.

Areas of collaboration include promoting Thailand’s unique tourism offerings, highlighting emerging trends such as wellness tourism and encouraging travel to lesser-known destinations. The partnership will also support broader industry development through encouraging more sustainable practices and capacity-building initiatives under the ongoing Trusted Thailand collaboration.

Agoda Chief Executive Officer Omri Morgenshtern said: “We see many opportunities to work together on TAT’s priorities, from highlighting wellness travel as the new luxury to amplifying communications around travel safety. Our joint efforts will promote Thailand’s rich and trusted offerings to travellers around the globe.”

Tourism Authority of Thailand Governor Thapanee Kiatphaibool added: “Our partnership with Agoda enables us to develop targeted campaigns that showcase Thailand’s rich cultural heritage, diverse tourism experiences and strong commitment to visitor satisfaction. By leveraging digital innovation and market intelligence, we can better connect with travellers worldwide and further reinforce Thailand’s reputation as a premier travel destination.”

Founded in Phuket, Thailand, over two decades ago, Agoda maintains strong ties to Thailand and continues to support the country’s tourism sector through its global digital travel platform, which offers access to more than 6 million accommodation properties, 130,000 flight routes, and 300,000 travel activities worldwide.

(Source: Agoda)

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The defining industry report that covers 14 countries across Asia further said the country’s branded residences market reached THB205.3 billion (USD6.4 billion) in 2026, up 13.3% year-on-year, with 13,124 units launched. Thailand now accounts for 26% of Asia’s launched branded residences supply, the highest country share in the region, while total supply stands at 63 properties and 13,947 units.

Across Asia, the sector is moving at scale. Branded residences have reached THB1.3 trillion across 50,025 launched units, up 30.3% year-on-year. Vietnam leads Asia in market value, but Thailand has moved to the forefront of the luxury segment, with 30 luxury-tier branded residence projects, ahead of Vietnam (18) and South Korea (13).

The findings point to a market entering a more competitive phase. As supply grows, the brand name alone is no longer enough to carry a project. Developers are now competing on operating platforms, owner benefits, destination strategy and the ability to translate brand equity into long-term residential value.

“Thailand has become a benchmark market for branded residences in Asia,” said C9 Hotelworks Managing Director Bill Barnett. “What stands out is the depth of the luxury pipeline and the range of development formats now entering the market. Bangkok, Phuket and Thailand’s resort destinations are giving brands and developers multiple routes to growth.”

Thailand’s expansion is now playing out across distinct markets. Bangkok remains the country’s largest urban branded residences market, with 5,031 units, supported by demand for serviced, managed and brand-backed city residences.

Phuket, with 3,465 units, now leads Asia’s resort segment by unit count, while Hua Hin and Pattaya extend Thailand’s destination-led supply. Koh Samui is emerging as the next branded villa market, with its luxury holiday villa sector set to reach 3,055 properties in 2025, up 37% year-on-year.

“The branded model is changing how developers underwrite and design residential projects,” said Capstone Asset Chief Executive Officer, Titiwat Kuvijitsuwan. “Brand standards, operating structures, service delivery and asset management now have to be built into the project from day one. Buyers are paying closer attention to what happens after handover.”

The next phase of growth is also shifting beyond hotel-linked residences. Standalone branded residences now account for 3,008 units in Thailand, or 22% of total supply, compared with Asia’s 17% regional average. Much of this activity is resort-led, pointing to rising demand for destination-focused residential real estate.

Brand participation is also expanding. Thailand’s standalone portfolio now spans six chain-scale tiers, from luxury to non-hospitality brands. Projects such as Porsche Design Tower Bangkok and fashion-led residences such as Etro Residences in Phuket show how non-hotel brands are entering the sector, with non-hospitality brands now accounting for 19% of standalone development across Asia.

“Lifestyle hospitality brands bring a different brief to residential development,” said Valanti Group President Stephane Michel. “For projects such as SLS Residences Bangkok, the brand has to show up in design, programming, service culture and daily operations. That gives developers a clearer position in a crowded luxury market.”

As competition intensifies, the post-purchase offer is becoming a bigger part of the sales story. Alongside property management and hotel-style services, developers are using global access, travel privileges and private membership platforms to differentiate projects and support buyer value after purchase.

“The buyer benefit is becoming more global,” said ThirdHome CEO and Chairman Wade Shealy. “A branded residence can now connect owners to a wider network of homes, destinations and private travel opportunities. That adds utility after purchase and gives developers another way to differentiate.”

With Bangkok driving urban demand, Phuket leading resort supply and Koh Samui emerging as the next branded villa market, Thailand is consolidating its position as one of Asia’s most significant destinations for branded real estate growth.

Click here to review the Asia Branded Residences Market Review 2026 presentation:

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From Samui Island to Trat, and from in-house organic gardens to low-carbon skies, Bangkok Airways brings this concept to life through its “Four Ways to Restore. One Change for Nature” initiative, which combines five key projects that demonstrate a tangible sustainability ecosystem. 

These initiatives integrate aviation, airports, communities, society, and the environment to drive balanced and long-term growth.

“Four Ways to Restore” – Restoring ecosystems and creating shared value with communities

Nature plays a vital role in absorbing and storing carbon dioxide. Ecosystem restoration and conservation are therefore essential in addressing climate change, while also enhancing quality of life and strengthening local communities.

Planting Coconut Trees: Revitalising Samui Island

Coconut trees are a symbol of Samui Island and an integral part of local livelihoods. To preserve both environmental and cultural sustainability, Bangkok Airways has continued the “Love Earth, Save Earth: Love Samui, Save the Coconut Tree” project for the eighth consecutive year.

The airline monitors the growth of planted coconut trees, which are expected to sequester more than 8,216 kg CO₂e when fully grown. Beyond environmental benefits, the project also supports the local economy and helps preserve the island’s identity as a world-class destination.

Planting Seagrass: Restoring marine balance

Marine ecosystems play a crucial role in carbon sequestration, particularly seagrass, which is recognised as a highly efficient Blue Carbon ecosystem.

Through its employee volunteer group, “Blue Volunteers,” Bangkok Airways has partnered with the Marine and Coastal Resources Research Centre of the Gulf of Thailand to plant over 13,000 seagrass seedlings across more than 10 rai of coastal area.

This initiative helps restore coastal ecosystems, create nursery grounds for marine life, enhance biodiversity, and increase the natural capacity for carbon absorption, reflecting the airline’s commitment to “passing on care to the sea” for sustainable community value.

Planting Mangrove Forests: Restoring coastal abundance

Mangrove forests are vital ecosystems that provide coastal protection, serve as breeding grounds for marine species, and act as significant carbon sinks.

Bangkok Airways has continued its mangrove reforestation project in Trat Province for the sixth consecutive year by planting mangrove trees, reinforcing coastal seedlings, dispersing local seeds, and releasing marine animals back into the wild.

These efforts contribute to ecosystem restoration, biodiversity enhancement, and long-term balance of natural resources, while fostering community and employee participation in environmental conservation.

Planting Organic Gardens: Turning food waste into value

Sustainability begins within the organisation. Bangkok Airways has launched the “GROW Together Farm” initiative, transforming food waste from its headquarters and passenger lounges into organic fertiliser through waste management systems.

Employees actively cultivate a variety of vegetables, including basil, holy basil, kale, coriander, Chinese cabbage, and morning glory. This reflects the principles of the circular economy, maximising resource utilisation, reducing landfill waste, and fostering a culture of sustainability through employee engagement at all levels.

Transitioning to Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)

In addition to ecosystem restoration, reducing greenhouse gas emissions from flight operations is a key mission. Bangkok Airways has therefore advanced its transition to Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) for commercial flights, a process that officially began in July 2025.

SAF is produced from renewable feedstocks and recycled waste such as used cooking oil and agricultural residues. Currently, the airline uses a 1% SAF blend with 99% Jet A-1 fuel.

This initiative helps reduce carbon dioxide emissions by approximately 128 kilograms per flight, marking a significant step toward a low-carbon aviation industry and aligning with the global aviation sector’s goal of achieving carbon neutrality.

(Source: Bangkok Airways)

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Traveloka’s latest platform data shows a direct correlation between the campaign featured destinations and growing search and booking interest, validating TAT’s strategy and reflecting a broader shift in how pop culture is reshaping travel decisions.

TAT estimates the initiative could attract at least 5 to 10 million additional international visitors and generate between THB250 and 500 billion in tourism revenue — contributing to Thailand’s overall tourism revenue target of THB3 trillion in 2026.Traveloka’s data suggests that momentum is already building on the ground.

Thailand’s overall travel demand is strengthening

Traveloka platform data for 2026 shows domestic travel in Thailand growing 25%, while inbound travel demand has risen 10% — signalling sustained and broad-based interest in Thailand as a destination. The campaign is landing at a moment when traveller intent is already high, amplifying existing momentum rather than building from scratch.

Inbound demand is being driven primarily by regional Asian markets. Top booking nationalities on Traveloka include Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, and Japan, followed by the Philippines, China, Australia, Korea, and Taiwan. This diverse inbound mix reflects Thailand’s wide regional appeal and the global reach of the Lisa-led campaign.

Udon Thani, Chiang Mai, Bangkok, and Rayong emerge as global bucket list destinations. Traveloka data indicates that accommodation booking demand from SEA travellers to Thailand has grown by more than 30% compared to last year, and thecampaign’ss featured destinations are capturing a meaningful share of that momentum. 

Search and booking interest across TAT’s spotlighted locations points to a direct link between the campaign’s storytelling and real traveller intent.

Udon Thani is emerging as one of the campaign’s most notable breakout destinations. Home to the Red Lotus Sea — a lake blanketed with blooming pink lotus flowers during the cooler months — the destination is attracting growing international interest, particularly for boat photography experiences.

In Northern Thailand, Chiang Mai is also gaining traction among international travellers seeking immersive, slower-paced, and nature-rich experiences. Traveloka data shows increasing search interest in cultural landmarks such as Wat Chedi Luang, reflecting a broader shift toward experiential travel.

Meanwhile, Bangkok continues to anchor Thailand’s global appeal, with iconic landmarks like Wat Arun remaining among the most consistently searched cultural attractions on Traveloka.

Beyond major hubs, Thailand’s coastal charm is drawing attention to quieter destinations such as Koh Thalu in Rayong, appealing to travellers seeking serene beach escapes.

Traveloka Country Manager Thipaporn Daungmak said: “The data tells a clear story — when compelling storytelling meets the right platform, inspiration becomes action. We’re seeing travellers move beyond Thailand’s traditional hotspots and actively seek out destinations they’ve discovered through the campaign. Traveloka’s role is to make that journey from discovery to booking as seamless as possible.”

About Traveloka 
Traveloka is Southeast Asia’s leading all-in-one travel platform connecting millions globally with trusted, world-class experiences. Founded in 2012, Traveloka has operations in Australia, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. With over 140 million app downloads and more than 40 million monthly active users, Traveloka stands as one of the most popular travel apps in the region. 

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The 234-room hotel opened in February last year in the heart of Pattaya.

Lopez, of Swedish and Spanish heritage, joins Meliá Pattaya Hotel after serving as general manager of W Koh Samui in Thailand for more than two years.

Before his appointment at W Koh Samui, Lopez served as Interim General Manager at W Maldives after joining the property as resort manager.

After studying hotel and hospitality management at Les Roches International School of Hotel Management, he began his hospitality career in Sweden at the Sheraton Stockholm Hotel in 2009 before moving into senior roles in Spain, Switzerland, China, the Maldives and Thailand.

His experience in Thailand spans more than a decade. It includes senior leadership roles at W Koh Samui, Vana Belle, a Luxury Collection Resort in Koh Samui, and The Westin Siray Bay Resort & Spa in Phuket. He was also part of the W Hotels Global Brand GM Advisory Board and Marriott International Rooms Advisory Board, APEC.

“His extensive luxury hospitality experience, particularly his deep familiarity with Thailand, makes him exceptionally well placed to lead Meliá Pattaya Hotel,” said Meliá Hotels International Managing Director Asia Pacific Ignacio Martin.

About Meliá Hotels & Resorts
Meliá Hotels & Resorts is the best-known international brand in the portfolio of Meliá Hotels International; it has more than 100 city and resort hotels in the main leisure and business destinations of Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas.

(Source: Meliá Hotels & Resorts)

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On the eve of the opening celebrations, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) released fresh updates regarding the event’s scale, strategic theme, and core showcases for this year.

Promotion of major events

A notable takeaway from the show’s opening celebration is Thailand’s vision to become a regional event hub. The Thailand Pavilion is actively showcasing upcoming events slated for the country, specifically highlighting Tomorrowland Thailand to target high-yield travellers. 

One of many events scheduled in and around Pattaya is the Sattahip Amazing Race Festival, and Toyota Sattahip Triathlon 2026, presented by MAMA, from 13–14 June 2026 at Ao Dong Tan, Sattahip, Chon Buri.

The event features a full race programme comprising:

• New Standard S2 triathlon — 750-metre swim, 20 km cycle, and 5 km run, completed over two rounds;

• Sprint triathlon: 750-metre swim, 20 km cycle, and 5 km run;

• Sprint duathlon: 5-kilometre run, 20 km cycle, and 2.5 km run;

• Breakfast Run road races: 10 and 5 km;

• Open Water Swim races: 10, 5, 3, and 1 km.

The event should welcome at least 8,500 participants and generate at least THB120 million in direct and indirect economic activity.

TTM numbers and market signals

Record turnout: The event is hosting 429 global buyers (increases 5.7% over 2025), 428 Thai sellers, and more than 60 international media representatives. Information on the breakdown of sellers and the number representing Hidden Gem destinations is missing this year. TTRW has requested more information on the breakdown.

Shift in market interest: Buyers from the Americas (15%) have seen a significant spike, signalling strong renewed long-haul confidence in Thailand. The remaining buyer share is led by ASEAN (33%), East Asia (28%), and Europe (24%).  

Business velocity: TAT projects the event will facilitate over 15,400 pre-scheduled business-matching appointments over the next three days.  

Core Theme: “Healing is the New Luxury” This year’s edition focuses heavily on wellness tourism, physical and mental restoration, and sustainable travel.  

Sustainability focus: The mart is being run under a strict Sustainable Event framework, featuring carbon footprint monitoring and a “Zero Waste to Landfills” policy. Participants include TAT STAR-certified operators (aligned with Sustainable Tourism Goals) and CF Hotels members.  

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The four-day event brings together seasoned mega-travellers who have visited many countries, including some who have visited all 193 UN member states, and passionate individuals aspiring to push their travel boundaries further. 

The first round of speakers has been announced to inspire the crowd, sharing their incredible travel stories and lessons from their travels in some of the world’s most extraordinary places:

Jamie Aleman: Panamanian, Jamie Alemán, is the first individual in human history to achieve the impressive trifecta or ‘travel grand slam’ of exploration, having travelled to all 193 UN member countries, explored both the North and South Pole, and journeyed into outer space.

Eunhee Park – A defector from North Korea (DPRK):  Eunhee Park was born and raised under one of the most restrictive regimes in the world before she made the life-altering decision to defect — risking imprisonment, forced labour, or execution. 

Thor Pedersen: Thor is the only person in history to have reached every country in the world completely without flying. On 23 May 2023, Thor Pedersen reached the final country, the Maldives, completing his mission and claiming world history.

Michelle Cabrera: Known online as @michellegoesthere, Michelle is a solo adventure traveller and content creator. Her journey began not with a bucket list or a plan, but with a one-way ticket to a small village in Nepal and a leap of faith that set off a chain of transformative experiences across countries she never expected to visit. 

Mike Boisvert: Known online as The Skate Nomad, Mike is a Canadian creator who has built a passionate global following by doing something refreshingly simple — travelling the world solo with a skateboard and a camera. His mission is to document skateboarding culture in every corner of the planet.

Co-founder of ETF, award-winning travel photographer, podcaster, blogger, and filmmaker Ric Gazarian says this third iteration of the festival promises to be an unparalleled convergence of the world’s most accomplished and adventurous travellers.

“The Extraordinary Travel Festival is a celebration of global exploration and human connection,” says Gazarian, whose website, @GlobalGaz, features stories and images from his own extensive travels to 190 of the world’s 193 UN-recognised nations. 

“Following the tremendous success of our previous gatherings, we are excited to bring this unique community together once again in Bangkok, a city that truly embodies the spirit of travel”, says Gazarian. 

Building on the success of past festivals, ETF offers attendees a robust schedule of speakers, complemented by vibrant parties and a gala dinner. The festival will feature more than 30 storytellers who will deliver engaging keynotes and host insightful breakout sessions and lively panel discussions. 

Attendees will gain invaluable insights, share captivating travel tales, and learn practical strategies from those who have gone the distance. While many speakers and attendees have achieved the rare feat of visiting all 193 sovereign countries – an accomplishment only approximately 500 known people can claim – the festival aims to inspire and inform all who share a deep love for travel, regardless of their current country count.

Tickets for ETF 2026* are on sale now. For more information, visit: www.extraordinarytravelfest.com. 

About Extraordinary Travel Festival
The Extraordinary Travel Festival unites hundreds of the world’s most travelled individuals, including country collectors, overland adventurers, explorers, extreme travellers, and those pushing the boundaries of what it means to experience the world. The event will feature more than 30 speakers, including adventurers who have climbed the Seven Summits, visited every sovereign nation, and explored some of the most remote corners of the globe. The festival will also bring together leaders and members of major communities, including Travel Massive (80,000 members), NomadMania (56,000 members), Every Passport Stamp (40,000 members), and Pangea, creating unparalleled networking opportunities among the world’s most dedicated travel enthusiasts.

(Source: ETF)

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Commenting at the official launch, TAT Governor Thapanee Kiatphaibool said: “The Amazing Thailand Grand Sale 2026 is designed to make Thai brands a living expression of Thailand’s creativity, from fashion and craft to lifestyle and community products. When a purchase carries a story of place and people, it extends the journey beyond the trip and creates lasting value for Thailand.”

The campaign turns Thailand’s seasonal shopping promotion into a broader travel experience, with curated privileges and activities that encourage visitors to explore products and services rooted in local character. TAT expects the campaign to support Thai entrepreneurs, strengthen spending across the visitor journey, and generate more than THB700 billion in economic circulation.

The Amazing Thailand Grand Sale 2026 features four main activities for travellers. 

Go Shop Get Bag: Travellers spending THB2,000 or more per receipt at participating businesses can register online and redeem a shopping bag at designated points. 

Once Shop One Prize: Registered shoppers have the chance to win prizes, including an electric vehicle and travel packages valued at more than THB1 million. 

Shop On Top: 10 limited-edition Thai brand prizes worth more than THB200,000 for shoppers who record their purchases online. 

Top Seller: Participating businesses that achieve campaign sales targets, with Diamond, Gold, Silver, and Bronze awards based on accumulated sales of THB10 million, THB5 million, THB3 million, and THB500,000.

Travellers can also receive privileges and discount codes through the campaign website for immediate use at participating shopping centres, department stores, duty-free retailers, credit card providers, an online shopping platform, hotels, resorts, and spas.

Participating businesses include Central Group, The Mall Group, Siam Piwat, One Bangkok, MBK Center, Pantip at Ngamwongwan, MAYA Lifestyle Shopping Center, Diana Complex, Jungceylon, Terminal 21, Asiatique The Riverfront, King Power Duty Free, CP Axtra, Gateway Ekamai, Lasalle Avenue, Phoenix Pratunam, Mastercard, Visa Thailand, UnionPay, Shopee, Sri panwa Phuket Luxury Pool Villa Hotel, Baba Beach Club Hua Hin, The Sukosol Bangkok, The Nimman Hotel, AVA Hotel Udon Thani, Away Chiang Mai Thapae Resort, and Fah Lanna Spa.

(Source: TAT)

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