La TAT lanza Gateway to Thailand: 10 rutas para recorrer en coche desde 9 pasos fronterizos terrestres
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La Autoridad de Turismo de Tailandia lanzó el 28 de octubre Gateway to Thailand, una guía para viajar en coche propio que traza 10 itinerarios por carretera desde nueve pasos fronterizos terrestres con Laos y Malasia. Las rutas duran de dos a nueve días y abarcan 19 provincias de Isan y del sur. Los libros electrónicos están disponibles en cinco idiomas.
Por qué importa
Most visitors fly into Thailand. This guide gives drivers from Laos and Malaysia ready-made routes from the border, with stops, distances, checkpoint hours, EV charging points and the documents they need, including the free TDAC arrival card.
Qué viene ahora
TAT will promote the routes online and offline, including with travel bloggers and influencers. The e-book is on TAT’s website in Thai, English, Malay, Chinese and Lao. Drivers should check checkpoint hours and entry rules before they set off.
Fechas clave
- 1994: The First Thai–Lao Friendship Bridge opens at Nong Khai. It was the first road bridge over the Mekong between the two countries, and it’s where Route 1 starts.
- 2018:Satun is named a UNESCO Global Geopark (Route 9).
- 2025:Songkhla becomes a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy (Route 6).
- 2026: Wat Phra Mahathat Woramahawihan in Nakhon Si Thammarat is added to the UNESCO World Heritage list (Route 7).
- 28 Oct 2026: TAT launches Gateway to Thailand with 10 routes, 9 checkpoints and 19 provinces.
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Fuentes
- bangkokscoop.comVer original →
