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Summer is coming to an end. The BimBi Italiani (Italiani children) in Bangkok are ready to go back to school.

Nationals from 93 countries can visit Thailand for up to 60 days without a visa for tourism, business, or urgent work, with a possible 30-day extension. Eligible countries include the UK, USA, Australia, Canada, many European and Asian nations, and more. Those doing urgent work must notify Thai authorities upon arrival.

The Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) is for digital nomads, remote workers ...

BuonDee Episode 6 at TICC Connect showcased a refined "Wine and Cheese Experience," with Italian wines and cheeses paired expertly and insights shared by Mr. Fabio Zacà from Italasia.

The TICC EduForum explored the transformative impact of multilingual education, featuring insightful presentations, a panel discussion, and practical workshops to foster global cultural understanding.

The Thai-Italian Chamber of Commerce (TICC) is pleased to announce the successful conclusion of today's "Viahoo Tours - New DMC for Italy & Europe", an exclusive B2B presentation about tourism to promote new destinations in Europe for outbound tourist operators in Thailand. The presentation was conducted by Mr. Pasquale, Ms. Fiorella, Mr. Stefano, and Mr. Francesco, company representatives from ...

Thailand has introduced a new visa policy allowing citizens from 93 countries, including Italy, to enter visa-free or obtain a visa on arrival for up to 60 days, aimed at boosting tourism by extending stay durations and expanding access for travelers worldwide.

TICC participates in TRAFs 2024, showcasing hospitality industry solutions.

TICC's Rustichella d'Abruzzo event showcased Chef Miro Mattalia's expertise, featuring a culinary journey that delighted attendees and strengthened cultural ties between Thailand and Italy.

Il Thai-Italian Business Forum a Firenze rappresenta un passo significativo nelle relazioni economiche bilaterali tra Italia e Thailandia.

The State Railway of Thailand launches a new nightly international train service from Bangkok to Vientiane starting July 19, providing direct access to downtown Vientiane and linking with the Laos-China high-speed railway to enhance tourism and logistics between Thailand and Laos.