Thailand’s Tourism Industry Unites at TTF 2022 as Hospitality Leaders Sign Pledge for the Future

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Thailand Tourism Leadership Summit: (from left) Bill Barnett, MD, C9 Hotelworks; Chiruit Isarangkun Na Ayuthaya, President, Thailand Convention & Exhibition Bureau; Bill Heinecke, Chairman/Founder Minor International; Stephan Vanden Auweele, Chief Hospitality Officer, Asset World Corporation; Proudputh Liptapanlop, Executive Director, Proud Group; Boon Kwee Lim, Chief Operating Officer, Dusit International; Dirk De Cuyper, CEO of S Hotels & Resorts; Clarence Tan, Senior Vice President of Development, Hilton Asia Pacific; and Marisa Sukosol, President of the Thailand Hotel Association. — Photo by C9 Hotelworks Ltd.

 

 

Tourism leaders call for a full opening up of the country as concerns emerge that Thailand is losing the initiative to regional competitors and will not achieve 10 million arrivals in 2022

 

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BANGKOK, THAILAND - More than 500 delegates, including many of Thai tourism and hospitality’s most senior figures, came together at the 11th Thailand Tourism Forum (TTF 2022) on 1st March 2022, with the aim of charting a strong and sustainable path out of the global pandemic.

 

TTF 2022, Thailand’s largest annual tourism and hospitality event, taking place as the industry grapples with an unprecedented period of crisis, opportunity, threat and disruption, ran under the theme #ThaiTourismUnited and kicked off with the Thailand Tourism Leadership Summit, which saw influential CEOs set out their joint vision for the future and jointly sign the Thailand Tourism Pledge.

 

Together, these leaders committed to forging a new strategic direction for Thailand, including placing tourism at the forefront of the national economy, putting the service sector back to work, achieving sustainable growth, and making international visitors feel safe and secure. The Thailand Tourism Pledge will lay the foundations upon which Thai tourism can be rebuilt from the ground up, following the devastation of the global pandemic.

 

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[hotchilli]

6 hours ago, webfact said:

Tourism leaders call for a full opening up of the country as concerns emerge that Thailand is losing the initiative to regional competitors and will not achieve 10 million arrivals in 2022

Maybe some strong minded people around the world will remember Thailand for not even condemning Russia, and take their holidays somewhere else?

[RichardColeman]

6 hours ago, webfact said:

Thailand is losing the initiative to regional competitors and will not achieve 10 million arrivals in 2022

With their ongoing nutacsery, I predict 3-4 million at most , and only 5% of those being actual tourists.

 

Edited March 2, 2022 by RichardColeman

[Partenavia]

Until entry is the same as prior to the pandemic, they are blowing in the wind.

[Pique Dard]

19 hours ago, webfact said:

Tourism leaders call for a full opening up of the country as concerns emerge that Thailand is losing the initiative to regional competitors and will not achieve 10 million arrivals in 2022

above. it is called reportedly news. so what do you call the following, longer than the news,  below

 

19 hours ago, webfact said:

Thailand Tourism Leadership Summit: (from left) Bill Barnett, MD, C9 Hotelworks; Chiruit Isarangkun Na Ayuthaya, President, Thailand Convention & Exhibition Bureau; Bill Heinecke, Chairman/Founder Minor International; Stephan Vanden Auweele, Chief Hospitality Officer, Asset World Corporation; Proudputh Liptapanlop, Executive Director, Proud Group; Boon Kwee Lim, Chief Operating Officer, Dusit International; Dirk De Cuyper, CEO of S Hotels & Resorts; Clarence Tan, Senior Vice President of Development, Hilton Asia Pacific; and Marisa Sukosol, President of the Thailand Hotel Association.

 

[mikebell]

'Signing the Pledge' means avoiding all alcohol.  Considering Thailand's Conservative Government only teetotal tourists will be allowed in.

[Will B Good]

On 3/2/2022 at 8:41 AM, webfact said:

Together, these leaders committed to forging a new strategic direction for Thailand,

More like they have seized the opportunity for a few days away and a good old **** up.