Travel Thailand Ranks Among World's Safest Countries for Solo Female Travelers

[webfact]

Picture courtesy of Vietjet Air

 

Thailand has clinched the eighth spot among the world’s top 10 safest places for solo female travellers in 2025, as per a report published by the New York Post.

 

This accolade bolsters Thailand's status as a prime destination where women can feel secure while exploring individually. With its warm hospitality and extensive tourism industry, Thailand has become synonymous with safety and welcome for women traipsing through its diverse landscapes.

 

Popular travel guides Adventurous Kate and Be My Travel Muse are singing Thailand’s praises, particularly highlighting the nation’s robust tourism infrastructure and the genuine friendliness of its people.

 

The country stands out as an unparalleled haven for women desiring new adventures within a supportive and secure environment.

 

Notably, Be My Travel Muse also singles out Thailand as the premier spot in Asia for female solo travellers, applauding its variety of attractions and ease of transport that simplify independent exploration.

 

Thai tourism authorities herald these recognitions as validation of their relentless efforts to boost visitor safety while crafting enriching travel experiences.

 

With a reputation steeped in warm welcomes and a well-honed tourism sector, it's little wonder that Thailand continues to charm wanderers from across the globe.

 

As safety concerns lessen, more women are encouraged to set out alone and see the wonders Thailand offers in sheer comfort and security.

 

The heightened global acknowledgement of Thailand as a beacon of safety is poised to fortify its ambition to rise as a leading travel locale.

 

This fuels international assurance in the Thai tourism landscape, further propelling the “Amazing Thailand” brand mantra to new heights.

 

With its eye on the prize, Thailand is reshaping landscapes and minds by promoting a destination where women can discover their intrepid spirit in safety and style.

 

  Adapted by ASEAN Now from THai Government PR Department 2025-05-22

 

 

[DonniePeverley]

I'd disagree. My female colleagues went to Pattaya, and were constantly being harassed by Indian tourists thinking they were prostitutes. 

[ChrisY1]

Koh Tao included??

[Dcheech]

4 hours ago, webfact said:

as per a report published by the New York Post.

I need more coffee.

[Emdog]

7 hours ago, DonniePeverley said:

I'd disagree. My female colleagues went to Pattaya, and were constantly being harassed by Indian tourists thinking they were prostitutes. 

Anyone who goes to Pattaya, especially around areas like walking street, can expect to be harassed.

Besides that, the article was referring to Thai people, culture and infrastructure. That so many Indian tourists are ignorant ill mannered POS's is a reflection on them, not Thailand and Thai people.

[garygooner]

8 hours ago, webfact said:

As safety concerns lessen, more women are encouraged to set out alone

Thailand is safer than a lot of other countries, but I wouldn't encourage women to travel alone at night or in taxis. 

[impulse]

Just don't drink anything that comes in a bucket and you'll generally be fine.

 

BTW, has anyone else noticed the lack of pesticide related hotel death stories?  It's been quite a while.  Which is a good thing.

 

[Artisi]

Anyone else getting browned-off with these virtually useless AI generated news stories, so my AI response to this particular story follows:

 

What curious fate I wonder has befallen Thailand, the once almighty nation that stood proud is now relegated to 8th position behind 7 lesser nations, oh! what shame and disaster?

And, is it just my good-self or are others getting seriously and increasingly exasperated - no positively suffocated by these hollow, hyper-polished AI crafted news narratives that drip with artificial grandeur that endeavour to say much about so little.          

[Kung69]

47 minutes ago, Artisi said:

Anyone else getting browned-off with these virtually useless AI generated news stories, so my AI response to this particular story follows:

 

What curious fate I wonder has befallen Thailand, the once almighty nation that stood proud is now relegated to 8th position behind 7 lesser nations, oh! what shame and disaster?

And, is it just my good-self or are others getting seriously and increasingly exasperated - no positively suffocated by these hollow, hyper-polished AI crafted news narratives that drip with artificial grandeur that endeavour to say much about so little.          

Your hyperbolic response to a good news story would suggest "your good self" may be slightly misleading. This wonderful result for Thailand can only be lauded for its anticipated  effect on tourism numbers. We wait with interest. 

[Hummin]

5 hours ago, ChrisY1 said:

Koh Tao included??

Been quite awhile since last female victim there? 

 

Male scuba diver owner tops the lists together with instructors and divers 

[Hummin]

1 hour ago, garygooner said:

Thailand is safer than a lot of other countries, but I wouldn't encourage women to travel alone at night or in taxis. 

My wife never goes alone in taxis from street pick up. 

 

Grab is safer with a safety system ensuring their customers are safe. A long stop, you get questioned if everything is okay

[Yagoda]

9 hours ago, DonniePeverley said:

I'd disagree. My female colleagues went to Pattaya, and were constantly being harassed by Indian tourists thinking they were prostitutes. 

Pattaya isnt Thailand

[Artisi]

33 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

Pattaya isnt Thailand

Thankfully you are correct. 

[thesetat]

49 minutes ago, Kung69 said:

Your hyperbolic response to a good news story would suggest "your good self" may be slightly misleading. This wonderful result for Thailand can only be lauded for its anticipated  effect on tourism numbers. We wait with interest. 

What good news story? You mean this rubbish they got with false claims to make women feel secure alone in Thailand? Haha.. Tell that to the teen and the woman in pattaya that are currently living in fear from a serial rapist. 

[hotchilli]

11 hours ago, webfact said:

Thailand has clinched the eighth spot among the world’s top 10 safest places for solo female travellers in 2025, as per a report published by the New York Post.

That depends very much on your location and habits.

[hotchilli]

1 hour ago, Yagoda said:

Pattaya isnt Thailand

So why do TAT call it the worlds Family friendly destination.

[chuang]

😛😛😛

[Yagoda]

1 hour ago, hotchilli said:

So why do TAT call it the worlds Family friendly destination.

Marketing.

[DonniePeverley]

3 hours ago, Yagoda said:

Pattaya isnt Thailand

 

 

Checks map. Yeah it's a part of Thailand. 

 

 

[DonniePeverley]

5 hours ago, Emdog said:

Anyone who goes to Pattaya, especially around areas like walking street, can expect to be harassed.

Besides that, the article was referring to Thai people, culture and infrastructure. That so many Indian tourists are ignorant ill mannered POS's is a reflection on them, not Thailand and Thai people.

 

 

They were no where near Walking street or beach road. They were down towards futher ends toward Centara Grand. The harrasment was out of control. 

[Yagoda]

40 minutes ago, DonniePeverley said:

 

 

Checks map. Yeah it's a part of Thailand. 

 

 

Well yeah dude, its a **** town in a cool country. You dont go there for temples and ruins and culture, you go to wallow in the fleshpots, while the Thais view it as a place to separate folks from their money.

 

Would you let your daughter walk around the Frankfurt RLD?

 

 

[BayArea]

If we are being real, Thailand is safer for for foreign women than it is for Thai women. Most of the stories of abuse and violence regarding women are usually Thai on Thai.  

[DonniePeverley]

6 hours ago, Yagoda said:

Well yeah dude, its a **** town in a cool country. You dont go there for temples and ruins and culture, you go to wallow in the fleshpots, while the Thais view it as a place to separate folks from their money.

 

Would you let your daughter walk around the Frankfurt RLD?

 

 

 

 

They were no where near walking street or any of the red light district. 

 

Not everything in Chon Buri is walking street, so don't be one of those. There is some very good international schools, top housing there too. 

 

But the harassment from seedy tourists around Pattaya, who view any women walking as a prostitute is an issue. 

[DonniePeverley]

 

India is one place that is very dangerous for women. Literally terrifying if you are a single women there and going around. There is some sort of animalistic pray that men have towards women there. 

 

Unfortunately Thialand has opened up visa free to many of these individuals who continue to behave this way. Not all, but some. 

[Luuk Chaai]

yeah ..  the first "eight" were India

[Hummin]

8 hours ago, BayArea said:

If we are being real, Thailand is safer for for foreign women than it is for Thai women. Most of the stories of abuse and violence regarding women are usually Thai on Thai.  

True, often close relations 

[Yagoda]

2 hours ago, Luuk Chaai said:

yeah ..  the first "eight" were India

I wont let my daughter go to India

[Aussie999]

22 hours ago, Emdog said:

Anyone who goes to Pattaya, especially around areas like walking street, can expect to be harassed.

Besides that, the article was referring to Thai people, culture and infrastructure. That so many Indian tourists are ignorant ill mannered POS's is a reflection on them, not Thailand and Thai people.

And here's me thinking it was about safety of female travellers 

[Aussie999]

20 hours ago, Yagoda said:

Pattaya isnt Thailand

Last time I checked it was part of Thailand, or are you trying to be selective.

[Yagoda]

5 minutes ago, Aussie999 said:

Last time I checked it was part of Thailand, or are you trying to be selective.

Those of us who live in SE Asia know Pattaya is an adult playground. It has nothing to do with Thailand as a country or culture. Do you think the Franfurt RLD represents Germany? Is all LA the Fig Stroll?