Thailand has decided to delay its proposed 1,000-baht tax on each trip abroad, according to a report from Bangkok. The decision comes as the country faces economic uncertainty and elevated energy prices.
The tax, which would have applied to every international departure, was originally introduced as a potential revenue measure. However, officials have now put the plan on hold, citing the current economic climate.
For travellers, this means no immediate additional cost for trips from Thailand. The postponement offers temporary relief for those planning international travel, though the proposal could be reconsidered in the future.
