Chinese tourist flows to Thailand likely to stay flat

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Chinese tourist flows to Thailand likely to stay flat - Bangkok Post

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The inbound Chinese market next year should remain flat and is unlikely to change much from 2024 with around 7-8 million arrivals, attributed to persistent economic challenges in China, including the impact of the incoming Trump administration's anticipated tariff hikes, according to the Association of Thai Travel Agents (Atta).

China has already signalled moves to elevate their economy through the use of fiscal tools and moderately loose monetary policies to respond to the return of President-elect Donald Trump next year, and the government has cut benchmark lending rates.

He said it was apparent that over the past year the Chinese government had not been keen to support outbound tour companies in the same way they did prior to the pandemic, while many companies had to tighten their plans for overseas trips.