“Thailand Trusted Destination” is the newest campaign in a long line of schemes government authorities have launched as they try and lure international travellers back to Thailand, even amid Omicron uncertainty. The Ministry of Tourism and Sports launched the campaign in a bid to increase the standards of tourism in the country.
The challenge aims to build confidence in travellers by certifying businesses that meet certain high quality standards, permitting them to display the Thailand Trusted Destination dancing elephant emblem.
The Tourism Ministry hopes this will incentivise businesses and venues to deliver their standards of administration, cleanliness, security, and fairness up. ผลไม้ของฝาก will also be evaluated on their eco-friendly practices. Tourists can determine points of interest that have been certified with the dancing elephant brand by looking on the Thailand Tourism Standard Facebook page or their website at tts.dot.go.th although the location appears to not be fairly functional but.
The Department of Tourism just lately took a gaggle of business operators to Krabi to find a way to observe various points of interest that had been certified as Thailand Trusted Destination venues. Krabi International Airport is one such venue, having been certified for the cleanliness of their public restrooms.
Another certified location is Than Bok Khorani National Park, recognised for vacationer safety and environmental conservation. Laemsak Community was also awarded a Thailand Trusted Destination certification for their historical value and being a community-based tourism attraction.
The authorities hopes the model new useful resource will enable vacationers to study all the sights and venues Thailand has to offer and to feel assured in travelling to the nation and exploring it safely..