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Tourism officials wary of Vietnam
Bangkok Post
|May 06, 2025
Rival could overtake Thailand in SE Asia
Tourism operators fear Thailand will lose its position as the top Southeast Asian destination to Vietnam in a few years as the latter reported nearly 50% inbound market growth in March compared with the pre-pandemic period, while Thailand struggles with sluggish growth.
Thanet Supornsahasrungsi, president of the Association of Chon Buri Tourism Federation, said it may take only 2-3 years for Vietnam to gain more inbound tourists than Thailand.
For this year, Vietnam set a goal for 23 million foreign arrivals, while Thailand's Finance Ministry slashed its international arrivals forecast from 38.5 million to 36.5 million.
Thailand recorded 2.7 million tourists in March, down 20% from the 2019 level, while Vietnam tallied more than 2 million tourists in the same month, up by 40% from 2019.
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