TAT lança o Gateway to Thailand: 10 roteiros de carro a partir de 9 fronteiras terrestres
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A Autoridade de Turismo da Tailândia lançou, em 28 de outubro, o Gateway to Thailand, um guia para viagens de carro que traça 10 roteiros a partir de nove postos de fronteira terrestre com o Laos e a Malásia. Os roteiros duram de dois a nove dias e abrangem 19 províncias do Isan e do Sul. Os e-books estão disponíveis em cinco idiomas.
Por que 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.
O que vem a seguir
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.
Datas-chave
- 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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Fontes
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