adapt their lifestyle to the prevailing situation that has emerged recently (New Normal), and to protect themselves from the pandemic. Consumers are spending more time at home, resulting in higher demand
collaborations for our customers to help them adapt with digital transformation trends and grow together with AIS. EBITDA is expected in flat to slightly decline AIS continues driving our revenue growth amidst the
business will continue delivering double digit growth – It is our focus on strategic partnership and building collaborations for our customers to help them adapt with digital transformation trends and grow
strategic partnership and building collaborations for our customers to help them adapt with digital transformation trends and grow together with AIS. EBITDA is expected in flat to slightly decline AIS
during the past 5 months since the Phuket boat incident partly due to the exemption of visa on arrival fee which started from November 15, 2018 resulting in the number of Chinese tourist arrivals to total
exhibit a slowdown. The tourism sector was impacted by the Phuket boat incident and partly resulted in, after seasonal adjustment, the continued decline in the number of foreign tourists during the month of
34.4 million, growth of 7.9% from the same period last year despite a decline in the number of Chinese tourists since the Phuket boat incident in July. Nevertheless, for the 11 months of 2018, the number
of tourist arrivals exhibited a slow growth, increasing 2.8% from the same period last year resulting from 1) low base effect of last year from the Phuket boat incident 2) exemption of visa on arrival