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The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has projected a shortfall in its annual tourism revenue target, with this year’s earnings expected to reach 2.07 trillion baht (US$ 58,773,427,200) instead of the projected 2.38 trillion baht (US$ 67,575,244,800). TAT Governor, Thapanee Kiatphaibool, attributes this shortfall to the sluggish performance of international tourism receipts, which were significantly lower than the state’s target of 1.6 trillion baht (US$ 45,428,736,000).
Despite welcoming over 25 million foreign visitors as of December 3, the revenue generated from these arrivals was just 1.07 trillion baht (US$ 30,377,015,380). TAT predicts an additional 2 million foreign tourists in December, with their spending during the festive period expected to augment total international receipts to between 1.17 and 1.27 trillion baht (US$ 33,216,019,200 and 36,054,995,200).
Contrarily, domestic tourism demonstrated a robust performance, surpassing the state target with a recorded 228 million trips. By the year-end, Thai travellers are projected to have made 240 million trips, contributing 800 billion baht (US$ 22,711,808,000) to the overall tourism revenue, reported Bangkok Post.
The average spending per trip among foreign visitors was reported to be 42,000 baht (US$ 1,192), notably higher than pre-pandemic levels but still short of the projected 50,000 baht (US$ 1,419) per trip. Long-haul tourists, particularly from Russia and Israel, proved to be higher spenders, while visitors from Malaysia, Thailand’s largest inbound market, reduced the duration of their stay but visited more frequently.
Despite the visa exemption incentive, the number of Chinese tourists fell short of the TAT’s forecast of 4 million, with expectations now set around 3.4 to 3.5 million. Thapanee suggested that the flourishing domestic travel scene in China, offering competitive pricing, may have contributed to this shortfall.
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Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has ordered the Education Ministry to come up with measures rapidly, to improve English proficiency among Thai people, students in particular, after Thailand’s very poor ranking on the global Education First (EF) English Proficiency Index 2023.
Government spokesman Chai Wacharonke said the order was made during a weekly Cabinet meeting on Tuesday.
EF ranks 113 countries, where English is not the first language, based on scores in 2.2 million Education First Standardised English Tests taken in 2022. At the top of the list is the Netherlands, with an average score of 647 out of 800, followed by Singapore (631), while Denmark, scoring 615, and Norway, with 614, swapped places at fourth and fifth place.
Thailand is ranked 101st, which places the country below seven other ASEAN countries, namely Singapore, the Philippines (578 – 20th), Malaysia (568 – 25th), Vietnam (505 – 58th), Indonesia (473 – 79th), Myanmar (450 – 90th) and Cambodia in 98th place with 421. Laos and Brunei were excluded from the listing. The average score is 502.
Thailand’s score puts it in the category of “very low English proficiency” countries. It was also noted that Thailand’s average score has not improved since the index was introduced in 2011, except in 2017, when the score increased slightly.
Of the 77 provinces in Thailand, only three stand out, with Chiang Mai having a score of 464, followed by Bangkok (457) and Phuket (456). They are still, however, below the global average.
Move Forward party-list MP Parit Wacharasindhu, meanwhile, has proposed measures to improve English proficiency among Thais, which include a redesign of the English curriculum, new English teaching methods, which emphasise English communication rather than grammar, upgrading the standard of English among teachers, redistribution of funding to schools in the provinces, promoting English language learning after school hours and more exchange programs for teachers to learn English in English-speaking countries.
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| Vol 4, No 2 (2023): June | A Comparative Study of Sentiment Analysis Methods for Detecting Fake Reviews in E-Commerce | Abstract PDF |
| Maneerat Puttarattanamanee, Laor Boongasame, Karanrat Thammarak | ||
| Vol 3, No 4 (2022): December | Unveiling the Power of ESG: How it Shapes Brand Image and Fuels Purchase Intentions - An Empirical Exploration | Abstract PDF |
| Wilert Puriwat, Suchart Tripopsakul | ||
| Vol 4, No 3 (2023): September | Factors Shaping Thai Millennials' Low-Carbon Behavior: Insights from Extended Theory of Planned Behavior | Abstract PDF |
| Ajaree Thanapongporn, Kanis Saengchote, Chupun Gowanit | ||
| Vol 3, No 3 (2022): September | Dynamic Knowledge Management Capabilities: An Approach to High-Performance Organization | Abstract PDF |
| Kanittha Pattanasing, Somnuk Aujirapongpan, Kitikorn Dowpiset, Anuman Chanthawong, Kritsakorn Jiraphanumes, Yuttachai Hareebin | ||
