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IndiGo launches direct flights from Mumbai to Krabi, Thailand from 23 March 2025
Aerial view landscape of Nui beach in koh Phi Phi Don island, in Krabi, Thailand sunset time. IndiGo is further expanding its international footprint with the launch of Krabi, Thailand as its newest destination. As part of its mission to connect India to the world, IndiGo will commence direct flights between Mumbai and Krabi, effective March 23, 2025. This strategic addition to IndiGo's network will enable the customers to unlock the beauty of Krabi, a stunning tropical paradise known for its crystal-clear waters, limestone cliffs, and pristine beaches. Whether you're a leisure traveler, adventure-seeker, or business traveler, IndiGo's Mumbai-Krabi flights will offer a convenient connection and enjoyable travel experience. IndiGo will commence operations with six weekly flights starting March 23, 2025, and will further increase frequency to daily flights between the destinations from March 30, 2025. Speaking about the new route, Vinay Malhotra, Head of Global Sales at IndiGo, said, " We are extremely pleased to introduce direct, flights from Mumbai to Krabi, our third destination in Thailand, after Bangkok and Phuket. Krabi's breathtaking beaches & natural beauty make it one of the most popular tourist destinations for visitors. With this new route, we're further strengthening our network in Thailand, enhancing connectivity to over 90 weekly flights between India & Thailand. This increased frequency will not only boost tourism but also foster trade opportunities, further solidifying the strong bonds between the two nations.” Krabi, a captivating province on Southern Thailand's coast, is renowned for its limestone cliffs, pristine beaches, and vibrant coral reefs. From the iconic Railay Beach, accessible only by boat, to the hidden lagoons of Hong Island, Krabi offers a wealth of natural wonders perfect for leisure travellers seeking relaxation and adventure. Inland, lush jungles and hot springs provide further opportunities for exploration. The region's rich cultural heritage is reflected in its ancient temples, vibrant night markets, and delicious Thai cuisine. Must-see sights include the Tiger Cave Temple offering panoramic views, and the emerald waters of the Phi Phi Islands, a short boat trip away. Krabi also presents exciting opportunities for business travellers, with emerging MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) facilities and a growing focus on sustainable tourism development. The city seamlessly blends natural beauty, cultural richness, and exciting prospects for both leisure and business travellers, making it an unforgettable travel experience. Mumbai, India’s vibrant financial and cultural hub, seamlessly blends modernity with rich history. The city’s iconic landmarks, such as the Gateway of India and the UNESCO-listed Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, reflect its historical significance. Mumbai's cultural diversity shines through its festivals, arts, music, and world-renowned cuisine. Visitors can explore bustling markets, the beauty of Marine Drive, and the tranquillity of Elephanta Island. With its dynamic nightlife and colonial-era charm, Mumbai offers an exciting and unforgettable experience for those seeking both cultural immersion and urban adventure. Flight No. Origin Destination Frequency Effective Departure Arrival 6E1085 Mumbai Krabi Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun Mar 23, 2025 16:55 22:55 6E1086 Krabi Mumbai Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun Mar 23, 2025 23:55 3:10
Banyan Tree Spa Krabi introduces weightless therapy classes
Thai luxury spa Banyan Tree Spa Krabi now offers a truly unique way by which guests can balance themselves: complimentary weightless therapy classes. Weightless therapy is a holistic technique that involves floating in water, whereby buoyancy helps alleviate pain and stress. Also known as flotation therapy, this sensory deprivation treatment is renowned for inducing a state of deep relaxation. According to spa manager Montira Vichiankoo: “Weightless therapy is an alternative way to heal your body and mind. The meditative state obtained by floating in the water helps us relax as well as exercising muscles, joints, and bones.” Let your worries float away At Banyan Tree Spa Krabi, wellness practitioner Dr Subhash Shanbhag and his team guide and glide their clients gently upon the water in one-on-one sessions lasting one hour. Shanbhag, who practises Ayurvedic healing, said: “This is a unique opportunity to leave all the worries and stress of daily life behind, and embark on a journey towards restorative health and maximum relaxation.” Guests are offered the choice of a Wave Stretch session, which combines a rhythmic flow of water combined with gentle tension-point massage, or a One Weightless treatment, a fully immersive experience in a zero-gravity environment. Both private and complimentary group classes are available. The weightless therapy experience is just one of several innovations at the award-winning spa, a Sanctuary for the Senses that offers massage and wellbeing treatments, including traditional Thai and oil massages such as the Restorative Detox massage, a deep tissue technique designed to stimulate the body's circulatory system.
The MICHELIN Guide Honors Banyan Tree Krabi: A Luxurious Escape with Two Keys and Spa Recognition
The prestigious MICHELIN Guide has unveiled its inaugural hotel recognition programme, MICHELIN Keys, and bestowed Two Keys upon Banyan Tree Krabi. Nestled on the serene Tubkaek Beach on Thailand’s stunning Andaman coast, this luxury resort now joins the ranks of the world’s most outstanding hotels. A New Era of Hotel Excellence While the MICHELIN Guide is renowned for its culinary stars, it has now expanded its horizons to include a ranking system of “keys” for hotels. The 2024 MICHELIN Guide hotel selection in Thailand saw only eight Three-Key hotels, 19 Two-Key hotels, and 31 One-Key hotels, each meticulously assessed by anonymous MICHELIN inspectors. Banyan Tree Krabi stands among the four distinguished resorts in the Krabi region to receive this prestigious award. The Hallmarks of Distinction The MICHELIN Guide’s criteria for awarding keys are stringent, focusing on five essential aspects: excellence in architecture and design, quality of service, overall personality and character, value for money, and meaningful contributions to the local community. Banyan Tree Krabi excelled in all these areas, earning its Two Keys with grace and distinction. A Spa of Unparalleled Luxury In addition to its hotel recognition, the MICHELIN Guide also highlighted Banyan Tree Spa Krabi as one of Thailand’s seven “most luxurious” spas. The spa’s signature experience, The Rainforest, is the region’s first luxury hydrotherapy facility. Guests can indulge in a luxurious hydrothermal circuit featuring a Rain Walk, Steam Room, Sauna, Ice Fountain, Vitality Pool, Outdoor Cold and Hot Plunge Pools, Jet Pool, and Heated Bed. The Tropical Rain mist and soothing Rain Shower provide ultimate relaxation, followed by an invigorating body scrub to boost skin’s moisture. Innovations in Wellness Banyan Tree Spa Krabi continues to innovate with the introduction of complementary weightless therapy classes. This holistic technique, also known as flotation therapy, involves floating in water to alleviate pain and stress. Under the guidance of trained therapists, guests experience deep relaxation and muscle relief. The Essence of Banyan Tree Banyan Tree Spa Krabi is a Sanctuary for the Senses, offering a range of massage and wellbeing treatments, including traditional Thai and oil massages. The spa’s therapists undergo rigorous training at the Banyan Spa & Wellbeing Academy, mastering the 8-Pillar Philosophy of Connection, Growth, Groundedness, Nourishment, Rest, Movement, Practice, and Mindfulness. A Holistic Retreat The Wellbeing Sanctuary programme, launched in 2021, invites guests to combine a leisure vacation with a daily itinerary of holistic activities, from meditation to Thai boxing. Set against the backdrop of the Andaman Sea, Banyan Tree Krabi offers 72 pool suites and villas, along with an array of amenities, including restaurants, a beach club, a kids’ club, and a rainforest-themed spa. Conclusion Banyan Tree Krabi’s recognition by the MICHELIN Guide is a testament to its unwavering commitment to excellence in hospitality and wellness. Whether you’re seeking a luxurious getaway or a holistic retreat, this tranquil haven on Tubkaek Beach promises an unforgettable experience.
Tourism Malaysia welcomes Batik Air’s first flights from Krabi and Hat Yai
Tourism Malaysia warmly welcomed passengers who flew into Kuala Lumpur aboard Batik Air's initial flights out of Krabi and Hat Yai, Thailand on 30th September. Officials from the tourism authority welcomed the 260 passengers who came on these flights, alongside representatives from Batik Air and Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad (MAHB) at Terminal 1 of the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA.) The launch of these new routes marks a significant milestone in expanding connectivity from second-tier Thailand cities to Malaysia, presenting a valuable opportunity to attract more tourists while expanding Batik Air's presence in Thailand. These daily flights, operated using Airbus A320 aircraft, add to the airline's existing routes from Bangkok and Phuket, further enhancing accessibility between both nations. A key source market Thailand remains a key target market for Malaysia, alongside other countries such as China, India, Indonesia, and Australia. This new direct connection underscores the strong collaboration between Tourism Malaysia and Batik Air, as both work towards achieving the ambitious goals of Visit Malaysia 2026, which aims to welcome 35.6 million international tourist arrivals and generate RM147.1 billion in tourism revenue. With these direct flights, travellers from Krabi and Hat Yai can now easily explore Malaysia's diverse attractions, including the iconic Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, the pristine beaches of Langkawi, the cultural treasures of Melaka, and the opportunity to immerse themselves in Malaysia's unique cultural heritage, historical landmarks, and renowned culinary delights. Tourism Malaysia remains committed to enhancing its marketing efforts to attract more Thai tourists. By forming strategic partnerships and collaborating with both domestic and international airlines, Malaysia aims to strengthen its presence in key markets and ensure a seamless travel experience for visitors from Thailand.
Top 5 reasons to holiday in Krabi before the Thai visa resumes
Explore Krabi for white sand beaches, deep blue waters, limestone cliffs, caves and secret beaches to luxurious experiences and authentic Thai culture, it unfolds like an inimitable story. With the temporary suspension of the Thai visa requirement, there’s never been a better time to explore this tropical paradise. 1) Secret spots for the adventurous soul You need at least a week to explore all the hidden spots in Krabi. Start with a long-tail boat ride to Hong Island in Than Bokkhorani National Park, where you can swim in clear waters and relax near the caves. Discover the ancient limestone islands of See Island and Poda Island, each offering unique beauty. Hike up Naga Mountain to take in the vistas of Krabi’s landscapes. Don’t miss the nightlife at Railay Beach and Ao Nang, where entertainment awaits after a day of adventure. 2) Elephants enchant To make your trip truly memorable, visit the Krabi Elephant House Sanctuary, where you can interact with elephants in a respectful and humane environment. This ethical sanctuary offers a chance to feed, bathe, and learn about conservation efforts. It’s a heartwarming experience that lets you connect with nature and contribute to animal welfare. 3) Feel the ‘cinematic vistas’ come alive at locations where iconic movies were filmed You can relive cinematic magic at some of the most popular filming locations in Krabi. Start with a stay at Phulay Bay, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, the luxurious resort where the famous wedding scene was filmed for The Hangover 2. Nestled on the shores of the Andaman Sea overlooking dramatic limestone mountains, it features an open-air arrival pavilion with thousands of flickering lights, stunning beachfront dining spaces, and personal butler service creating a dramatic setting for the vacation of a lifetime. Take a speed boat ride to Phi Phi Islands, as seen in The Beach, where you can snorkel and explore untouched beaches and caves. Check out Phang Nga Bay, a scenic spot featured in the 70s James Bond film, The Man with the Golden Gun. 4) Savour cuisine by Michelin-Starred chefs Experience bespoke dining at Phulay Bay with Michelin-starred Executive Chef Christian Herrgesell, who champions the cause of sustainable cooking. Here, the Dining Beyond concept allows you to pick your preferred setting, be it a romantic sunset dinner on a secluded beach or a gourmet picnic in Krabi’s breathtaking landscapes. Planning a trip in October or November? You are in for a treat. Michelin-starred chefs Christian Martena of Clara and Deepanker Khosla of Haoma, fondly known as Chef DK, will host exclusive pop-up events at Phulay Bay, offering a chance to savour their culinary magic. 5) Seek out the worlds most colourful coral reefs at Bamboo Island Want a ZNMD-like experience? Explore the stunning underwater world of Bamboo Island, where the reef is as large as four football pitches. The clear waters, ranging from 2 to 6 metres deep, let you glide over one of the world’s most colourful coral reefs. You can also snorkel to watch parrotfish, pufferfish, and clownfish swim through their coral homes.
Ingeborg Fallet Kristensen is new president of SKÅL International Krabi
SKÅL International Thailand announced that tourism professional Ingeborg Fallet Kristensen is the new president of SKÅL International Krabi. James Thurlby, president of SKÅL International Thailand. said of Kristensen’s appointment: “We are honoured and delighted that she will now take the helm of our Krabi Club. She is a well-established and respected member of the local tourism community and as such, will be well-placed to make a great contribution in building the membership and profile of the Club and its various initiatives.” A Norwegian national and a highly respected tourism professional, Kristensen is the founder and managing director of Krabi travel specialist Krabi Spesialisten which is now celebrating its 20th anniversary as a leading provider of custom-designed tours to Southern Thailand, including eco sustainable tours, private island-hopping tours and mountain hiking. A longtime resident of Thailand, she is also the founder of Wedding in Thailand, a company providing bespoke weddings and events in Krabi, Phuket and other locations in Southern Thailand. At present, Kristensen is also on the Thai Norwegian Chamber of Commerce’s board of governors, and received the Judges’ Choice Award at this year’s IWTA Inspiring Woman In Travel Awards.
Jetstar Asia Announces Two Exciting Direct Routes to Krabi and Clark
Jetstar Asia has announced the launch of two highly anticipated direct routes* to Krabi, Thailand, and Clark, Philippines, with fares on sale today, boosting international capacity out of Singapore. Commencing on 7 June 2024, the Singapore-based low-cost carrier will fly six weekly return services to the stunning resort town of Krabi, offering over 60,000 low fares between Singapore and the popular holiday destination each year. Flights to Clark will take off from Singapore’s Changi International Airport on 16 June 2024, initially operating four weekly return services before increasing to five weekly services from 18 October 2024, serving more than 45,000 customers on the Clark route by the end of 2024. Krabi, renowned for its stunning beaches and limestone cliffs, becomes an exciting addition to Jetstar Asia’s portfolio of tropical getaways. Meanwhile, Clark, nestled in the heart of the Philippines, serves as a gateway to the country’s vibrant culture and breathtaking landscapes. Both routes will be operated on the airline’s growing fleet of Airbus A320s and supported by Jetstar Asia’s significant recruitment drive aimed at meeting the growing demand for travel within the region. Jetstar Asia CEO, John Simeone said the move reinforced Jetstar Asia’s commitment to expanding their Southeast Asian network and providing enhanced connectivity and a wide range of travel options for its customers. “Our services to Clark are back by popular demand, not only for holiday makers but those wanting to visit family and friends,” Mr. Simeone said. “And Krabi is an exciting new addition for Jetstar Asia, less than two hours away, it’s the perfect holiday destination for those wanting to enjoy stunning white beaches, world-class rock-climbing experiences, marine parks, rainforests and outdoor activities.” “We’re excited to add these two popular destinations, responding to demand, providing our customers with more incredible low-cost travel options and supporting the travel and tourism industries in these two critical markets.” The post Jetstar Asia Announces Two Exciting Direct Routes to Krabi and Clark first appeared on Stray Nomad Travel News.
Krabi, Thailand to be featured in the final two episodes of “The Bachelor”
The final two episodes of season 27 of ABC’s “The Bachelor,” including the highly anticipated finale, will be filmed in Thailand. The episodes will feature Krabi, Thailand, which the newest Bachelor, Zach Shallcross, will call home for the week. The episodes featuring Thailand will air Monday, March 20th and 27th, at 8/7c, on ABC and be available to stream the next day on Hulu. “We are pleased to be a participant in the final two episodes of ABC’s The Bachelor, showcasing how Thailand is a top destination for romantic travel,” said Santi Sawangcharoen, Director of the TAT New York Office and Acting Director of the TAT Toronto Office. “The picturesque province of Krabi is no stranger to proposals, destination weddings and honeymoons, and with the removal of Covid-19 restrictions, travellers can once again easily visit the destination. The country has fully re-opened to tourism and there is no better time than now to plan a trip to Thailand to explore the natural beauty, luxury accommodations, and idyllic offerings.” Shallcross, an endearing 26-year-old tech executive from Anaheim Hills, California, stole Bachelor Nation’s heart on season 19 of “The Bachelorette” with his quiet charm, wit and openness to finding lasting love. Audiences saw Shallcross put himself and his desire to meet “the one” first when he made his emotional exit, opening the door for his “person” to walk through. A family man at heart, Shallcross splits time between Texas and Orange County. His parents, who have been married for over 30 years, have shown him what true love looks like. He strives to find a love that echoes the standard they have set for him, and he plans to keep them in mind when looking for a life partner. Home is where the heart is; and with the Bachelor mansion not too far away, Shallcross is eager to begin his journey back home in Southern California.
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