Thailand COVID-19

The development, driven by the revival of the tourism sector, suggests that the country is beginning to recover from the pandemic in earnest.  

The country is aiming to attract more than 30 million tourists in 2023, but its success may depend on the future of China's "zero-COVID" policy.

The country is already leading the recovery of the tourism industry, but there are many more areas of untapped potential.

Despite surging daily caseloads, the government is hoping to smooth the way for a return of international visitors.

The move, which follows a sudden easing of COVID-19 infections, will deliver a much-needed jolt to the nation's tourism industry.

Old "yellow" vs. "red" divides have been transcended by a generalized discontent with the political status quo.

The fast-spreading coronavirus variant is clouding the region's economic recovery.

Health authorities have recommended that the suspension of a quarantine-free travel scheme be extended until January 31.

The move came a day after the country's health authorities identified the first local transmission of the new variant.

After a challenging year, the region's governments have ample reason to take the emergence of the new strain seriously.

The announcement follows queries about the efficacy of the Chinese vaccine, the world’s most widely used COVID-19 jab.