Archive · 23 Aug 2025
Thailand Offers Free Domestic Flights to Attract Tourists
Imagine you're going to Thailand!
The country is offering a special deal: if you fly to Thailand from another country, you can get free flights to explore places within Thailand.
This is because they want more tourists to visit less crowded areas, especially during the rainy season.
The Thai government hopes this will encourage people to visit places like Chiang Mai or Khao Sok National Park instead of only going to popular spots like Phuket.
The deal involves major airlines, and you get at least two free tickets!
This is all thanks to a new tourism plan.
Thailand plans to offer free domestic flights to international tourists, including Indians.
The 'Buy International, Free Thailand Domestic Flights' campaign will provide at least two free domestic flight tickets.
The campaign is aimed at increasing tourism in less popular destinations during the monsoon season.
The initiative will be rolled out in partnership with six major Thai airlines.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand will manage the project, targeting 200,000 international tourists.
- Who
- International tourists from select countries, managed by the Tourism Authority of Thailand.
- What
- Thailand is offering free domestic flights to international tourists.
- When
- The campaign is planned for September, October, and November.
- Where
- Domestic flights within Thailand; the campaign aims to promote less-visited destinations.
- Why
- To boost tourism in less popular destinations during the monsoon season and increase tourism revenue distribution.
- Campaign Name
- Buy International, Free Thailand Domestic Flights
- Target Audience
- International tourists
- Offer
- Minimum two free domestic flight tickets
- Airline Partners
- Thai AirAsia, Bangkok Airways, Nok Air, Thai Airways International, Thai Lion Air, Thai VietJet
- Ticket Value
- Capped at 1,750 baht (one-way) or 3,500 baht (round trip)
- Baggage Allowance
- 20 kg
- Managed by
- Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT)
- Expected Tourists
- 200,000