Thailand's international airport departure tax rises 53% to 1,120 baht per passenger from June 20, 2026. Here's what travellers need to know before they fly.
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Thailand's international airport departure tax rises 53% to 1,120 baht per passenger from June 20, 2026. Here's what travellers need to know before they fly.
Tomorrowland's first Asian edition takes place 11–13 December 2026 at Wisdom Valley in Chonburi. Hotel packages are available and tickets are on sale now.
Thailand's international departure fee rises from 730 to 1,120 baht on 20 June 2026 — what the 53% increase means for travellers.
Thai immigration is enforcing cash proof requirements more strictly in 2026. All visitors must carry 10,000 THB per person or risk being refused entry.
Chinese arrivals to Thailand are rising sharply in 2026, reshaping travel patterns across Bangkok and Phuket as airlines expand capacity on key routes.
Thailand Travel Mart Plus 2026 runs 10–12 June in Pattaya, drawing 429 buyers from 22 countries to promote wellness, Hidden Gems, and sustainable tourism.
Thai Airways restarts daily nonstop Bangkok–Amsterdam flights from 1 July 2026 using the A350-900, ending a 28-year gap on the Europe route.
Thailand's 30-day visa-free rule for 93 countries including the US and UK is now in effect from June 3, 2026. What travellers need to know.
Thailand is planning a tourist landing fee above 300 baht for air arrivals, adding to the airport departure charge rise confirmed for 20 June 2026.
Thailand raises its international airport passenger service charge from 730 to 1,120 baht on 20 June. We explain what changes and what to budget.
Thai Airways removes 46 May flights and AirAsia suspends summer routes as jet fuel prices double. Check your booking now and budget for higher surcharges.
The 23rd Samui Regatta runs 23–30 May 2026 at Chaweng Beach, Koh Samui. Here is what visitors and spectators need to know before the starting gun fires.
Thailand's new responsible tourism rules bring zero-tolerance behaviour policies, environmental fees, and digital surveillance at major sites in 2026.