TAT Targets 33 Million Foreign Tourists in 2026 Through Events
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) aims to attract 33 million foreign tourists annually by 2026, leveraging event hosting as a key strategy. The agency plans to promote the attraction and organization of diverse events to achieve this target.
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