Thailand Considers THB1,000 Departure Tax for All Travelers
The Thai government is considering the introduction of a 1,000 baht departure tax applicable to all travelers. The move is likely aimed at increasing tourism revenue and securing funds for infrastructure development. Specifics on implementation timing are yet to be finalized.
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