WICHAN CHAROENKIATPAKULThe Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) aims to draw more high-quality German tourists, who are not expected to have been affected by the EU's economic problems. The TAT hopes to increase the number of first-time visitors because it knows that as many as 80% of German visitors will revisit. The TAT is providing tourist routes with several destinations for the German market. The TAT believes Germany is an important market to help Thailand achieve its tourism revenue target of 2.84 trillion baht this year. German visitors stay 17 days in Thailand on average.

Source: Bangkok Post July 22, 2016 00:11 UTC