Named Destination Of The Year 2025, Here Are Interesting Facts About Thai Tourism

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JAKARTA - Thailand has just been named the Destination of the Year 2025, by travel magazine or prestigious travel, Travel and Leisure. This treatment was given because of many interesting things from Thailand and its significant development.

The Chief Editor of Travel and Leisure for Southeast Asia, Jeninne Lee-St. John, said that Thailand is a place that makes you fall in love and becomes the goal of popular travel destinations in the world.

Thailand was chosen as the winner of the Destination of the Year 2025 because it has a rich cultural heritage, extraordinary culinary, and a suitable combination between tradition and modern innovation. All of these things stretched evenly across various regions in Thailand.

"Whether you visit mountainous areas in the north or southern coast along the Andaman Sea, this country (Thailand) shows its wealth gradually and usually from word of mouth," Jeninne Lee-S said.

Jeninne also mentioned that there is a lot of creativity in various fields that are the attraction of Thai tourism. Starting from the arts, culinary arts, to the hotel industry.

"There is so much creativity in the arts, culinary and hospitality fields, making it difficult to decide where to go and what to do," he added.

Not only that, Jeninne also highlighted luxury hotels in Thailand that will receive more promotional support next year. This is because the continued series from The White Lotus will air, which takes place in Thailand.

The editor-in-chief of Travel and Leisure magazine, Pacquil Gifford also said Thailand deserves to beIGNized as a Destination of the Year 2025 in the magazine. He said the country offers a variety of activities to unique tourist destinations.

"Both tourists who want to explore the delicious Bangkok culinary, relax on one of the 1,430 islands in the country, or enjoy their famous hospitality in some of the world's best luxury hotels, Thailand offers unique adventures for every type of tourist," continued Pacquia Gifford.