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Phuket records 81.6% recovery from India

TAT, Phuket Tourism Association host roadshows in Mumbai & Chennai

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) Mumbai Office in association with the Phuket Tourist Association recently concluded the Endless Phuket Roadshow 2024 in Mumbai and Chennai, having recorded 81.6 recovery in inbound from India.

The aim was to highlight the diverse attractions of Phuket and expanding business ties with the travel trade fraternity in India.
The event held in The St Regis, Mumbai was attended by eminent dignitaries such as Donnawit Poolsawat, the Consul-General of the Royal Thai Consulate, and Thaneth Tantipiriyakij, President of Phuket Tourist Association.

Likewise, the roadshow held in Hilton Chennai was graced by the presence of Pornpan Jankrajang, Deputy Consul General Royal Thai Consulate-General, Chennai.

The two-city affair saw 29 sellers from the region, inclusive of Thai hoteliers, DMCs and attraction promoters interact with over 125 Indian travel agents, sharing crucial destination knowledge, and exploring productive business relationships.

Thaneth Tantipiriyakij, President, Phuket Tourist Association, said, “Phuket is a cherished destination among Indian travellers, and I am happy to report that the region has experienced an 81.6% recovery from 2019 in terms of inbound Indian travellers. The Endless Phuket Roadshow 2024 assisted us in further engaging with travel agents to successfully showcase the unique attractions and experiences in the region, both popular and lesser-known. Our positive business engagement with travel agents will aid us in more effectively tapping into the Mumbai and Chennai markets, attracting a greater number of Indians to the island in the coming months.”

This roadshow is a part of Thailand’s vision to increase destination awareness and make India its foremost source market for tourism.

 

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