TAT Health Certification For Hotels Coming

Category: Hotels, Posted:20 Apr 2020 | 21:19 pm

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is formulating a health and safety certificate for hotels, tourism establishments and services.

A goal of the initiative is to instill confidence in travelers to the country and domestic tourists in a post Covid-19 changing marketplace.

Taking on the substantial task is a public and private partnership between TAT and leading travel stakeholders.

As for a name, the program has been tagged as Amazing Thailand Safety and Health Administration, coupled with the SHA certification.

Key criteria to meet the standard include complying with protocols of the Ministry of Public Health, safety standards for attractions, hygiene and sanitation, and security measures.

A roll-out date has yet to be confirmed.

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