Tourism
TAT’s “Discover the Other You” kicks off to Promote Creative Tourism
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has launched “Discover the Other You” to promote creative tourism in Thailand. This global digital campaign promotes learning about Thai culture on your holiday and offers a chance to win one of three 7-day creative tourism experiences for two people in the Land of Smiles. Each is worth $10,000 including $2,000 cash.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has launched “Discover the Other You” to promote creative tourism in Thailand. This global digital campaign promotes learning about Thai culture on your holiday and offers a chance to win one of three 7-day creative tourism experiences for two people in the Land of Smiles. Each is worth $10,000 including $2,000 cash.
The campaign seizes on the popularity of travelers wanting to try something new and learn new skills while enjoying their holiday.“Discover the Other You” kicks off with an online once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to win all-expenses paid 7-day experiential holidays in Thailand with a friend. For more information visit: www.discovertheotheryou.com
“Discover the Other You” with TAT
The TAT, in partnership with workshop schools and key online travel agencies in Asia – www.asiawebdirect .com – will also be offering as many as 100 workshops and hotel deals in a range of creative tourism experiences. These include a Muay Thai lesson, Thai traditional massage teaching holiday, and Thai cooking class holidays, which are up for grabs until 31 October 2012.
Learn and be inspired by a creative tourism experience in Thailand to discover the other you.
Tourism
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Tourism
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All are invited to participate in this one-night only celebration that will be broadcast live from Chiang Mai, featuring an hour-long programme offering something for all those who love Thailand’s traditional culture, its festivals, and Thai food.
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Tourism
Thai tourism officials welcome Miss Grand International 2020 contestants
After arriving in Bangkok on 28 February, all Miss Grand International 2020 contestants have spent two weeks in Alternative State Quarantine (ASQ) in Thailand as required under nationwide regulations to prevent and control the spread of COVID-19.
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