#TourismThailand

A recent international ranking has named the Philippines—the region’s acclaimed beach destination—as the world’s most dangerous country for travelers, according to a global survey published by HelloSafe, a British financial website. The news has stirred concern and discussion across Southeast Asia, especially as the Philippines has long outshone its neighbors to claim prestigious titles such as “Asia’s Leading Beach Destination” in the World Travel Awards. Thailand, in contrast, was notably absent from the upper tier of the risk list, bringing mixed relief and reflection to Thai tourism policymakers and travelers alike MSN report.

Backpacking across Asia is a dream for many, but a recent travel account published by Tom’s Guide offers fresh lessons for Thai globetrotters keen on embracing technology and streamlining their journeys. After two months backpacking through South Korea, Japan, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Thailand, one UK traveler’s digital missteps and discoveries provide a roadmap for trouble-free, tech-powered exploration—much of which resonates strongly in the Thai context as local and international travel bounces back post-pandemic (Tom’s Guide).