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The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is all set to awaken the spirit of domestic tourism with the grand event "Thailand Travel Festival 2026" (The 44th Edition), from March 25–29, 2026, at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center. This year’s festival will showcase the enchanting charm of Thai tourism from across the country, brought together in the heart of Bangkok.

Songkran is a festival that many eagerly await to return home, reconnect with family, and spend quality time together. However, aside from the fun, there are also several risks we need to be aware of, ranging from travel accidents to health issues caused by unsafe food and water, as well as the dangers hidden in the water itself.

Oxford, United Kingdom – March 14, 2026 — The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) hosted the “Amazing Thailand Amazing Thai Charms” event to showcase Thailand’s unique cultural identity and strengthen the global recognition of the “Amazing Thailand” brand among fans of Oxford United Football Club, a key segment of high-quality travelers in the United Kingdom.

Bangkok, Thailand — The Department of Disease Control (DDC), under the Ministry of Public Health, has issued a public advisory urging citizens to remain vigilant against three common diseases and two major health risks that are expected to rise during the summer season. The agency also provided preventive guidelines to help reduce the risk of illness and fatalities. Dr. Montien Kanasawat, Director-General of the DDC, stated that Thailand has officially entered the summer season, bringing hot and humid weather across many regions, which may negatively impact public health, particularly in relation to heat and hygiene-related conditions. In response, the Department has released the 2026 Summer Health Advisory to guide the public on proper self-care during this period.