Thailand's Tourism Sector Faces Extended Recovery Horizon, Potentially Beyond 2031
Thailand's tourism sector faces a prolonged recovery, with industry consensus suggesting a return to pre-pandemic levels of 40 million annual foreign arrivals may not occur until 2031 or later, amid intensified regional competition and the need to shift from volume-dependent models.
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