DestinationsChinese tech giants in agreement with Thailand to promote the country.

TAT has a date with eight in China

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Thailand’s Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin presides over the signing ceremony of a letter of intent (LOI) between the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and eight leading tourism players in China – Huawei Technologies, Trip.com Group, Meituan.com, Spring Airlines, Sina News, Alipay, iQIYI, and Jego Trip.
Thailand’s Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin presides over the signing ceremony of a letter of intent (LOI) between the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and eight leading tourism players in China – Huawei Technologies, Trip.com Group, Meituan.com, Spring Airlines, Sina News, Alipay, iQIYI, and Jego Trip.

The Tourism Authority of Thailand has stepped up its presence in China by signing a letter of intent (LOI) with eight of the country’s leading tourism players.

The eight - Huawei Technologies, Trip.com Group, Meituan.com, Spring Airlines, Sina News, Alipay, iQIYI, and Jego Trip – will help to strengthen cooperation in tourism-related technology for the Thai tourism industry.

The agreement was signed between TAT Governor, Thapanee Kiatphaibool, and top executives of the eight strategic tourism partners and was overseen by Thailand’s Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, during his first official visit to China.

Ms. Thapanee said, “This LOI is the largest cooperation agreement that represents the greatest coverage of travel alliance businesses in the Chinese market covering all steps of the customer journey.

“From obtaining Thailand’s travel information through iQIYI and Sina News, planning and booking trips via the Trip.com Group, Meituan.com, Alipay, and Jego Trip to travelling to Thailand with Spring Airlines, TAT aims to leverage this partnership to elevate the positive image of Thailand as a tourist destination, boost Chinese tourists’ confidence, and roll out tourism promotions to stimulate more travel to Thailand.”

From 1 January to 15 October 2023, Thailand recorded a total of 2,645,885 Chinese tourists, thus making it the second largest tourist market.

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