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Thailand Tourism gets a new brand ambassador – Sonu Sood!
In this role, Sood will provide guidance and strategic advice on marketing and public relations initiatives aimed at promoting Thailand’s tourism presence in India.
Sonu Sood is now the brand ambassador and advisor of Thailand Tourism
sonu soodFamous Bollywood actor and philanthropist, has a new feather in his cap – he has been appointed as the brand ambassador and advisor Thailand TourismKnown for his on-screen roles and loved for his humanitarian work, especially during the pandemic, Sood’s new role is going to be even stronger ThailandIt has an image as a favorite tourist destination for Indian tourists.
The actor wrote on social media: “Honored and humbled to be appointed as the brand ambassador and advisor for Thailand Tourism. My first international trip was to this beautiful country with my family and in my new role I am excited to mentor and promote the country’s stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Thank you for all your love and good wishes.”
The Ministry of Tourism and Sports of Thailand has officially named Sonu Sood as the “Honorary Tourism Advisor” for Thailand. In this role, he will provide guidance and strategic advice on marketing and public relations initiatives aimed at promoting Thailand’s tourism presence in India.
India has emerged as one of Thailand’s key source markets in recent years and TAT aims to establish Thailand as a top travel destination by leveraging Sonu Sood’s wide appeal among Indian travellers, especially when more Indians looking for international holidays. Thailand is already a favorite among Indian tourists, known for its spectacular beaches, rich cultural heritage, vibrant nightlife and delicious cuisine.
Thailand now visa free for Indians indefinitely
Thailand has extended its visa-free entry policy for Indian travellers, which was initially scheduled to end on November 11, 2024. According to Thailand’s Ministry of Tourism, Indian tourists can now enjoy a visa-free stay of up to 60 days with one option. To extend their stay for an additional 30 days.
This new policy is part of Thailand’s efforts to promote tourism. Previously, obtaining a Thai visa involved fees and paperwork, but the removal of these requirements has led to a surge in Indian tourists – about 16.17 million tourists visited between January and mid-October this year.
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