Thailand moves ahead with 450-baht tourist entry fee, eyes film incentives
BANGKOK — 9 October 2026, Thailand is moving ahead with plans to collect a 450-baht entry fee from foreign visitors, with Deputy Prime Minister and Commerce Minister Suphajee Suthumpun ordering officials to establish transparent rules for collecting and spending the revenue before submitting the proposal to the Cabinet. Suphajee, who oversees the Ministry of Tourism […] The post Thailand moves…
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