. Apart from the distribution disruption, negative factors affecting tourism in Thailand still emerged and caused a material fall in the number of tourists, especially from China, which is our target
gradually recovered due to low demand of products, so did agricultural sector. Service sector remained vulnerable due to the absence of tourists, affected by COVID-19 measurements, causing the decrease in
recovery of the tourism sector and the return of foreign tourists. However, economic expansion remains at risk from the impact of higher cost of living on households and headline inflation tends to rise
of foreign tourists continued to increase due to the relaxing of outbreak control measures and international travel restrictions. As the result, the commerce and service sectors recovered and the
sector continued to recover as the number of foreign tourists increased due to the relaxing of travel restrictions, especially international travel, and the relaxing the practice of wearing masks across
year from the growth in tourists in key markets such as Malaysia, India, South Korea, Japan and Russia. The number of Chinese tourists also exhibited an increase during December 2018, the first increase
faded tourists and decline in new subscriber acquisition as a large number of telecom shops residing in shopping malls were mandated to close. While more people are working from home mostly started in the
faded tourists and decline in new subscriber acquisition as a large number of telecom shops residing in shopping malls were mandated to close. While more people are working from home mostly started in the
easing COVID-19 situation with a rebound of foreign tourists which boosted Thailand’s economic recovery. Nonetheless, domestic demand stayed soft due to the global geopolitical conflicts that created
tourism sector, which is a key driver of the Thai economy in recent period, grew moderately owing to the growth in the number of tourists of most nationalities; especially tourists from ASEAN countries. For