Three More Thailand Sandboxes Join Phuket On Tuesday

Category: Tourism, Posted:09 Jan 2022 | 20:33 pm

The Thai government has added three more Sandbox destinations along with Phuket for vaccinated international travelers.

Effective on Tuesday 11^th January 2022, Phang Nga (including Khao Lak), Krabi, and Surat Thai (Koh Samui, Koh Pha-ngan, and Ko Tao) will be open to Sandbox visitors.

The current Sandbox restrictions mean a minimum of seven-night stays in SHA-approved hotels, and undergo PCR tests along with insurance of USD50,000. After seven nights in a Sandbox hotel, visitors can travel to other locations in Thailand.

For those wishing to arrive in Bangkok, the Test and Go program is currently suspended and only the Alternative Quarantine program that requires seven days in a hotel will apply.

For more details, visit the Tourism Authority of Thailand link CLICK

Other News

C9 Hotelworks New Thailand Branded Residences Report Released

Category: Hotels|Real estate, Posted:21 Sep 2024 | 09:19 am In 2020, Aman Nai Lert Bangkok established a new standard for ultra-luxury branded residences positioning itself as the best-in-market product at the time. Today, the Porsche Design Tower Bangkok, developed in partnership with Ananda Development, has pushed those boundaries further, surpassing THB1 million (just over USD33,000) per square meter. This landmark project not only raises […]

Phuket’s Hilton Garden Inn Transacts to TriO Capital

Category: Hotels, Posted:13 Sep 2024 | 12:58 pm The 177-room Hilton Garden Inn Phuket, Bang Tao has traded to private equity group TriO Capital. Operating under a franchise agreement with Hilton, the hotel opened in late 2021 and had been owned and operated under GCP Hospitality. A strategic plan for a design and development upgrade under TriQ will kick off at the end […]

South Korea Tops Asia’s Branded Residences Pricing Premiums In C9 Hotelworks Latest Report

Category: Hotels|Real estate, Posted:11 Sep 2024 | 10:17 am South Korea’s luxury real estate market has evolved significantly, transitioning from traditional residential properties to innovative branded residences. The trend began in 2008 when The Ananti Hotel introduced a pioneering co-ownership model, targeting affluent buyers seeking luxury vacation homes and social prestige. This success spurred other domestic brands like Lotte and Hanhwa Resorts to follow […]

More Insider News