Thailand Targets 10,000 Visa Overstayers Amidst Tourism Push
Thailand aims to deport approximately 10,000 visa overstayers while simultaneously introducing a 15-day visa waiver to attract tourists, focusing on tourism recovery. The nation also faces economic challenges including rising hotel closures and weakening farm exports.
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