Thailand’s tourism authority launches digital guide for visitors

A new e-guide has been developed to meet the needs of tourists with essential travel information in a digital format.

This e-guide is called “SAWASDEE Thailand: Where ‘Hello’ Means Welcome to Your New Favourite Country” has been released and can be downloaded easily and cost-free.

This means that travellers can now have a digital travel guide for Thailand.

TAT Travel Buddy 1672, which is the contact service of TAT, developed the guide as a digital travel guide for international tourists coming to the Kingdom of Thailand for the first time with the intent of maximising their travel time.

The Thai Travel e-guide is the first and only English guide which provides essential knowledge to satisfy the needs of tourists coming to Thailand. 

Travel e guides are a novelty and the advancements and technology have made them available and indispensable for the satisfaction of needs.

There are travel tips and practical knowledge provided in the guides. Visit any of the large, vibrant Thai cities for the first time or for the umpteenth time.

Discover the outstanding natural beauty and a plethora of rich Thai culture which is more than includes the famous and loved Thai food.

The ‘SAWASDEE Thailand’ electronic guidebook is a useful tool that provides foreign tourists specially designed help for a better optimization of their travels within Thailand territory.

It contains the guidebook etiquette while also giving tourists useful tips on the advantages of local experiences.

It also mentions the most well-known tourist destinations, as well as cities like Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket, and Pattaya. It also mentions less popular tourist destinations for tourists who prefer a more uncharted journey in the country.

For travellers who prefer the local culture, the guide provides all the information needed to visit the country’s ancient cultural sites, such as temples and royal palaces, to see the country’s wonderful architectural heritage, as well as the sites classified as treasures of humanity in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The guide also mentions the local festivities, the song kran or the Thai new year, and the Loy Krathong festival, to help travelers understand the culture and the people of the country better.

Famed for its numerous beaches, the guide mentions the most popular and most visited beaches in the country.

The islands of Phuket, Koh Samui, Koh Phi Phi, and Krabi have a lot to offer to tourists who are looking for vibrant, and warm beaches in the country.

The guide provides travelers to Thailand with useful information related to travelling within Thailand and getting around.

The guide includes information such as using the Skytrain in the major cities. The guide includes information on public transportation as well as using tuk-tuks. If travelers are going to a remote destination, the guide gives information on traveling by boat or by plane.

The guide provides information on getting started on the visa, and the financial currency to help travelers know what to expect. If knowing the basic Thai language is a barrier to Bali, don’t worry, the guide provides basic Thai phrases.