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Andaman Tourism Sees Over 10% Drop in Low Season, Recovery Expected by Year-End; Focus on Indian Market Post-Visa Exemption
Tourism in Thailand's Andaman region experienced a decline of over 10% during the low season. However, bookings are increasing, signaling a potential recovery by year-end, with particular attention on the Indian market following the reintroduction of visa-free entry.
The tourism sector in Thailand's southern Andaman region has experienced a decline of over 10% compared to the same period last year during the low season. However, expectations for a recovery are rising towards the end of the year, with booking numbers showing an increasing trend. Particular attention is being paid to the trend of tourists from the Indian market. With the reintroduction of visa-free entry for Indian nationals, an increase in tourists from this market is anticipated, which is expected to boost the recovery of tourism in the Andaman region. This situation will be a crucial indicator for the future economic activities of Thailand's tourism industry, especially for the Andaman region, which holds appeal as a resort destination. Source: MGR Online (South)
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MGR Online (South)