The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has announced the resounding success of its Amazing Thailand Ambassador campaign, which has generated over 448 million impressions across various media and digital platforms. This initiative, featuring LISA as the ambassador, aims to redefine how Thailand is perceived as a travel destination by leveraging contemporary stories and perspectives to connect with a global audience.
The campaign, titled "Feel All the feelings," has successfully inspired travellers to explore Thailand's unique charm and diverse destinations. TAT Governor Thapanee Kiatphaibool highlighted the shift in travel decision-making, noting that "travel decisions are increasingly influenced by stories, content, and experiences that inspire people and create an emotional connection even before the journey begins."
The campaign's launch at Wat Arun Ratchawararam Ratchawaramahawihan attracted significant attention, generating a public relations value of $11.3 million (THB 409 million). The initiative encouraged participation under the theme "Feel All the feelings: Seeking Thailand's Wonders," inviting people to embark on journeys inspired by Thailand's charm.
According to Traveloka, the campaign has led to a 10% increase in international travel demand to Thailand in 2026, with a 25% rise among Thai travellers. Accommodation bookings from Southeast Asian travellers also surged by over 30% compared to the previous year. Destinations such as the Red Lotus Sea in Udon Thani and Khao Sok National Park have seen significant increases in tourist visits and revenue.
Looking ahead, TAT plans to continue this momentum into 2027 with "The Year of Transformation," focusing on value-driven growth and promoting secondary destinations across Thailand. The aim is to position Thailand as Asia's top high-value, meaningful destination, encouraging repeat visits from global travellers.
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