TAT and Thailand Privilege Card are providing more than 1,000 food sets and drinking water at Suvarnabhumi Airport on 28–29 September 2026. The initiative supports international visitors, affected passengers, airport and airline personnel, immigration officers, and agency staff continuing their duties amid weather-related travel conditions in Bangkok and surrounding areas.

TAT brought Thai gastronomy, culture and travel to Madrid through Amazing Thailand Fest 2026. The two-day showcase featured chef demonstrations, wellness, Muay Thai, crafts and interactive experiences, alongside bookable packages from Viajes El Corte Inglés, connecting Spanish consumers with Thailand and supporting awareness, engagement and future travel bookings in Spain.

TAT welcomed more than 2,000 spectators to Switzerland Mega Muay Thai in Bern, showcasing 10 international bouts and Thailand’s cultural heritage. The Road to RWS event strengthened European interest in Muay Thai while promoting Thailand as a destination for culture, wellness, fitness, personal development and meaningful travel experiences among Europeans.

TAT confirms special public holidays on 28–29 September 2026 for Bangkok, Nonthaburi, Pathum Thani and Samut Prakan amid heavy rainfall and flooding. Staff will work remotely on 30 September, while online support, official document submissions, travel updates and the 24-hour TAT Contact Centre 1672 will remain available throughout the period.

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TAT marked Amazing Thailand Mid-Autumn Celebration 2026 as a key Nihao Month highlight, bringing Thai–Chinese cultural ties to life before 31 Chinese KOLs began four themed journeys across Thailand. The programme combines wellbeing, gastronomy, nature and local experiences to inspire future travel from China under Healing is the New Luxury.

TAT advises visitors that rainfall and localised flooding may disrupt road travel across Bangkok and surrounding areas. Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang airports remain operational, while rail services continue. Travellers should allow extra time, check flight, weather, traffic and transport updates, and consider alternative routes before beginning their journeys where appropriate.