Archive · 18 Jun 2025
COVID-19 Cases Rise in Thailand Amidst Tourism Recovery
COVID-19 cases are going up in Thailand.
In just a few weeks, there have been over 76,000 new infections.
Over 476,000 people have been infected in Thailand this year.
Older people are most at risk, but many people of all ages are getting sick.
Experts say social gatherings are helping the virus spread.
Thailand's tourism is bouncing back, with many visitors returning after the pandemic.
However, doctors in Malaysia are seeing more people wanting vaccines because of rising cases in nearby countries.
COVID-19 cases are surging in Thailand, with over 76,000 new infections reported from May 24 to June 14, 2025.
Over 4.76 lakh total COVID-19 cases have been recorded in Thailand in 2025 so far.
Bangkok, Chon Buri, and Nakhon Ratchasima are among the worst-hit provinces.
The elderly (60+) are the most at-risk group, with high infection rates.
Thailand's tourism sector is recovering, with 35 million visitors in 2024.
- Who
- People in Thailand
- What
- COVID-19 cases have surged in Thailand.
- When
- May 24 to June 14, 2025
- Where
- Thailand
- Why
- Experts blame high social activity for the spread.
Focus on Health
Focus on Economy
Prioritization
Focus on Health
Urgent need for safety measures and public health awareness to contain COVID-19 spread and protect vulnerable populations.
Focus on Economy
Economic recovery dependent on tourism and government efforts
- New Infections (May 24-June 14, 2025)
- Over 76,000
- Total Cases in 2025
- Over 4.76 lakh
- Deaths in 2025
- 154
- Tourists in Thailand (2024)
- 35 million
- Tourist Spending per Day
- $167
