Srettha tells TAT to brainstorm on ways to ‘ignite’ Thailand


BANGKOK: The Tourism and Sports Ministry has tasked the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) with organising a workshop for tourism agencies to explore measures that will make Thailand a global tourism hub as part of the government’s “Ignite Thailand” initiative.

Prime Minister and Finance Minister Srettha Thavisin unveiled the initiative earlier this month, laying out ambitious plans for making the country a hub for tourism, medical treatment, food, aviation, logistics, electric vehicles, digital economy and finance by 2030.

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