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Sustainable Tourism: A New Era of Travel Prioritizing Sustainability

Sustainable AI: Planting the Seeds for a Greener AI Industry

Energy Storage: Powering the transition to a sustainable future

2026 Tech Trends: Shaping a Smart and Sustainable World

In the contemporary business world, sustainability is increasingly being viewed as a core corporate goal, but at the same time,

The Great Reopening – is recovery sustainable?

Decoding the Thailand Taxonomy: How Classification Drives Sustainable Business

Following weak operations in 2020, hoteliers will continue to see depressed conditions through 2021. The first shoots of recovery will start to break through from the end of this year and throughout 2022 and 2023, but it could take at least 4 years for foreign tourist arrivals to return to pre-COVID level. Against this backdrop, domestic tourism will recover faster, partly thanks to ongoing policy efforts by the government to stimulate demand. By the latter half of 2021, the worldwide rollout of vaccination programs will start to translate into an uptick in foreign tourist arrivals, helped by a recovering global economy and long-term growth potential in the Thai tourism industry. However, in the post-pandemic environment, players in the tourism and hotel industries will need to move rapidly to overhaul their operations onto a more sustainable footing by accelerating the adoption of modern technology, placing greater emphasis on public health and hygiene, and developing their understanding of varied and diverse consumer needs and using this knowledge to offer customized travel experiences.

2023 Investment Inducing Growth

Green Finance in ASEAN: A Pathway to Future Opportunities and Challenges