TAT launches seasonal campaign for 60th anniversary

By Jarupong Krisanaraj

 

TAT governor, Yuthasak Supasorn (centre)

 

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), in collaboration with partners in the industry, has launched the “60 Happiness Routes @ Muang Thai the Series: Hello Winter” campaign, aimed at encouraging domestic tourism and celebrate its 60th anniversary.

 

Yuthasak Supasorn, governor of TAT, said: “This year marks the 60th anniversary of TAT. To celebrate this special occasion, TAT has launched a campaign to inform domestic travellers of the best places to visit, as voted by tourists.

 

 

The campaign will be held for each season of the year: winter, summer, and rainy season. Each season, TAT and its partners will recommend special destinations for Thai travellers under the slogan of “60 Happiness Routes”.

 

For this month, TAT will launch the first campaign, “60 Happiness Routes: Hello Winter” with special offers from its partners including flight tickets at special prices from Thai Airways, Bangkok Airways,Thai Smile, Nok Air, AirAsia

 

 

and special-price car rental deals from Grab, Budget and ASAP.

 

Others include Exclusive Romantic Dinner Cruise on “Saffron by Banyan Tree Bangkok” (Buy 1, Get 1 Free), special price hotel and hostel deals from traveligo.com and hellolocal.travel

 

TAT Governor added: “Travellers who are turning 60 years old this year will have a chance to buy a ticket at Bt60, provided they make reservations through www.60เส้นทางแห่งความสุhttp://xn--22c.com/ on January 26. And this Valentine’s Day, TAT will offer an “Exclusive Romantic Dinner Cruise on Saffron by Banyan Tree Bangkok” to 60 pairs of lovers (Buy 1, Get 1 Free).”

 

 

“All travellers buying travel deals in the campaign will have a chance to win flight tickets, hotel gift cards, tour packages, every month throughout the campaign. And this September, TAT will draw the lucky winners for free tour packages along the '60 Happiness Routes' with a total value of Bt1,000,000.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/travel/30380357

 

-- © Copyright The Nation Thailand 2020-01-10

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TV seriously needs to become a TAT-free zone. This is just more of the same ole nonsense. I mean - seriously, look at the guy 5th from the left. How can you take anyone seriously when they dress like Boris Johnson but have a lower intellect?

Edited January 10, 20206 yr by ParkerN

I actually feel sorry for the folks at TAT.  With China hammering western currencies (check out todays currency inversion—your currency down—Chinese Yuan up by same amount)—TAT has a tough sell on their hands.

Edited January 10, 20206 yr by Isaan sailor

Great, wonderful, now where can I report.