The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) organized an Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) activity for 48 international delegates from Air Canada attending the Asia Pacific Sales Summit, marking the resumption of Air Canada’s Bangkok-Vancouver service. The event focused on sustainable tourism goals, including historical sightseeing and discussions with Air Canada’s management. The airline has expanded its Bangkok-Vancouver service, and Thailand aims to attract more travelers from Canada in the future.
The event, attended by TAT executives and Air Canada’s management, highlighted TAT’s efforts to promote travel to Thailand among key segments. TAT anticipates an increase in Canadian visitors to Thailand in the coming years. The activity emphasized the importance of efficient and clean energy in the tourism industry, aligning with TAT’s commitment to sustainable practices. The event marked a positive step in the partnership between TAT and Air Canada, with the potential for further growth in tourism between the two countries.
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