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Agoda Launches ‘Explore Thailand’ Campaign to Help Boost Tourist Arrivals

Thailand’s borders are now fully open, and travellers from all over the world are heading back in droves to explore its diverse tourism products. Agoda has revealed the top searched Thai destinations as it launches its dedicated Explore Thailand campaign offering great deals on top accommodation throughout Thailand.

Beach resorts dominate the top seven searches, with Koh Chang, Koh Samui, Pattaya, and Phuket completing the top destination list according to Agoda. Find out what all the fuss is about.

Bangkok is a bustling metropolis that combines a rich culture and heritage with a hedonistic modern city of skyscrapers, party people and rooftop bars. Nestled in among some of the most well-known hotels in the world, are ancient temples, old markets, and local neighbourhoods to explore.  

Chiang Mai in the north has always been a popular spot for backpackers and locals alike and is growing in recognition from a wider traveler demographic seeking out its temples and slightly cooler climes. 

The Explore Thailand’ Campaign runs from 19-23 September 2022, with a stay period within 90 days of booking.

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