TAT Targets Balkan Tourism Growth with New Sofia–Phuket Flights and Trade Partnerships
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is intensifying efforts to attract tourists from Balkan markets through the launch of direct flights from Bulgaria and hosting travel agents, aiming to create new travel demand for Thailand's southern Andaman coast.
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