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British tourists trying to smuggle cannabis in and out of Thailand is nothing new but stories about this seem to be on the rise. Four tried to cover their faces while they were arrested for ...

Since July last year, tourists from 93 countries, including Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia have been allowed to stay in Thailand visa-free for up to 60 days. There may be exemptions or ...

Thailand plans to halve the number of days it allows foreign tourists to stay without visas to 30 days as the Southeast Asian nation cracks down on travelers exploiting the waiver to engage in ...

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Thailand is set to reduce the duration of visa-free stays for foreign tourists from 60 to 30 days, a move aimed at curbing illegal business activities within the country. According to media reports, ...

Arriving at the Chiang Mai Care Resort in northern Thailand, you’d be forgiven for thinking you’re at a standard-issue, luxury Thai resort.A series of low-roof bungalows separated by palm ...

Officials say the reduction in the number of visa-free days could see a small negative impact on inbound tourism demand. Tourism is a vital driver of Thailand’s economy, and other challenges are ...

The Thai Hotels Association said the long visa-free period may be partly to blame for the increase in condominium units being illegally rented out to foreign guests, the Bangkok Post reported. Tourism ...

while the Thai Hotels Association said the long visa-free period may be partly to blame for the increase in condominium units being illegally rented out to foreign guests, the Bangkok Post reported.

while the Thai Hotels Association said the long visa-free period may be partly to blame for the increase in condominium units being illegally rented out to foreign guests, the Bangkok Post reported.