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Tourism In Thailand Essay

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Thailand is a country with valuable resources for tourism due to the natural resources, art, culture and the rich history. The uniqueness of each part of Thailand attract tourists to visit Thailand and creates the tourism industries which also brings lots of income to the country as well as enhance the economic and social prosperity (Tourism Authority of Thailand, 2014). The long history with many fascinating cultural heritage is the foundation of Thai tourism and also the important factor of Thai tourism promotion and development that proudly inherit. The tourist attraction such as unique and charm historic cities, the exquisite and elegant architect of Thai temples, many historic buildings and historical parks are important as the World Heritage …show more content…

To focus on an important of the tourism development in accordance with the objective to revive and stimulate sustainable growth of tourism. It is also to accelerate and create the potential in earning more income from the tourism industry, in order to develop the tourism of Thailand to be ready in terms of quality of competitiveness, earning income, distribution of income coupled with sustainable development (Tourism Authority of Thailand, 2014). In the Northern region of Thailand, there are many provinces that are the historic cities with long and rich history since Chiang Sean and Sukhothai eras. The Northern region of Thailand locates on the basin of the rivers and enrich with forests on the high mountains which are the river source and the upstream of the waterfalls as well as Phi Pan Nam Range that is the borderline of Thailand and Myanmar. The population includes multi-ethnic; Thai people, hilltribes, and Chinese immigrants to live in the mountain. Each race has a unique culture, tradition and lifestyle with the local play, show and beautiful traditional costumes that are fascinating and attracting both Thai and foreign tourists to visit the Northern region of Thailand (Tourism Authority of Thailand, 2014). Since the past 5-6 years, Thai tourism faces various problems, both internal and from outside which makes Thai

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