Meet Thai manufacturers, technology developers and relevant service providers. Source for resale, improve your own operations, or find partners to distribute solutions and grow your market.
15–16 December 2026Bangkok, ThailandBy invitation & application
01WELCOME & SUPPORT
A warm welcome. A team beside you.
Coordinate your journey, stay and language support, so you can focus on the conversations ahead.
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100% · conditional support
Make the journey count.
Up to 100% (50% + 50% OCB) for one approved Hosted Buyer per company, within the eligible Economy round-trip fare and approved THB caps. OCB requires separate commercial-outcome review.
Up to 100% · 50% + 50% OCB, within approved caps
Cash after Meeting Day 2 · both days and 16/18 meetings
Use the departure-airport country cap, not exceeding the actual work-base country cap. Provisional THB caps and the programme maximum of THB 35,000 apply; individual approval is required.
No purchase, MoU or Journey is required for basic 50% support. Individual approval and document review apply.Read airfare conditions↗
WELCOMEFrom arrival to your programme
Arrive with someone expecting you.
For approved Hosted Buyers, coordinate airport welcome and scheduled transfers before you travel. Arrive with a contact person and a clear plan.
Understand the detail. Keep the conversation moving.
An interpreter helps both sides communicate buying requirements, product details and questions during the arranged conversation. Tell us the languages and technical subject in advance so support can be coordinated.
Request your language pair before the event
Share your brief, specifications and key terminology
Summarise questions and confirm the next step together
Language availability, assigned times and service scope are confirmed in advance. Interpretation does not replace a party’s review or acceptance of commercial terms.Explore meeting support↗
1room / company
Stay close to the conversations that matter.
1 room per company, for up to 2 guests, with breakfast for 1–2 registered guests.
Up to 3 approved nights
Up to 2 registered guests in the approved room
Breakfast for 1–2 guests, according to confirmed occupancy
For approved Hosted Buyers. Hotel, room type and nights are confirmed in writing; the photograph is illustrative.Read accommodation details↗
FIRST STEPSamples & trial orders · proposed
From a promising sample to a practical trial.
Discuss samples or a small trial order with your Thai supplier. SĀN is preparing selective pilot shipping support linked to relevant sourcing conversations.
Define the product, trial purpose and initial quantity
Prepare destination, timing and shipping documents
Request approval before dispatch
Pilot details are pending. Limits, eligible products and destinations will be announced; registration does not confirm shipping support.Explore the shipping pilot↗
Illustrative experiences. Travel support, interpretation and optional visits follow eligibility, prior arrangements and your confirmed programme.
02MEET · DISCOVER · CONNECT
See the detail. Meet the people behind it.
From Buyer–Supplier meetings and hands-on Demos to dinner, innovation and culture, build a clearer picture of your next partnership.
Hover or tap a scene for a quick introduction
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40minutes / meeting · planned
Use your time to move a real brief forward.
Bring a buying requirement. Meet relevant Thai suppliers, review samples or Demos, and work towards a quotation, trial or next conversation.
Profiles and mutual interest reviewed before scheduling
Time for specifications, commercial terms and delivery
Planned follow-through at 7, 30 and 90 days
40 minutes is the planned meeting format; actual appointments follow matching and confirmation.See how matching works↗
4+1Industry focus · products & solutions
See what Thailand can offer, up close.
Explore product samples and the SĀN Products & Solutions Catalogue. Compare the uses, materials and capabilities that matter to your brief, then identify the Thai Suppliers you want to speak with.
Discover products, technology and relevant services
Use the digital catalogue to connect interests to companies
Prepare useful questions before a scheduled meeting
Displayed samples and catalogue entries depend on participating Suppliers and confirmed arrangements.Explore the Showcase approach↗
DemoProducts, equipment & digital solutions
Go beyond a brochure. Ask how it works.
Continue at a Supplier’s dedicated display where available. View a product or solution demonstration, discuss how it fits your operation, and compare the evidence needed before a trial or purchase.
Discuss specifications, compatibility and practical use
Ask about installation, training and after-sales support
Agree what to test before making the next decision
The S03-style setting is illustrative. Available equipment, Demos and supporting material depend on the Supplier’s confirmed participation and preparation.Prepare for a meaningful Demo↗
17 DECInnovation & Culture Journey · optional
Understand the thinking behind the product.
Explore a proposed innovation or site visit as part of the optional 17 December journey. Use the experience to ask about production, quality and practical application in the right setting.
Explore the proposed route before choosing
Prepare questions about processes and quality
Follow the host site’s access, safety and photography rules
Optional, subject to eligibility and host-site approval. Access, sites and itinerary must be confirmed; the illustration is not a booked venue.Explore the proposed routes↗
TogetherDinner & business connections
Get to know the people behind the business.
Continue a promising conversation over dinner. Meet the people behind the business, exchange perspectives and build familiarity beyond your scheduled meeting.
Connect in a welcoming, shared setting
Exchange context beyond specifications and pricing
Keep track of the people you want to follow up with
Participation, route access and final venues follow eligibility and the confirmed itinerary.Explore the hosted experience↗
17 DECShared experiences · optional
Share an experience. Build a better connection.
Discover Thai heritage and local context alongside fellow participants on the optional journey. A shared experience creates time to learn about the people behind your potential partnerships.
Explore culture alongside the business programme
Continue conversations in a relaxed setting
Confirm the route, timing and participation conditions
17 December is an optional programme. The final itinerary, sites and participation depend on confirmation.See Innovation & Culture Journey↗
Illustrative experiences. Travel support, interpretation and optional visits follow eligibility, prior arrangements and your confirmed programme.
Demand & sourcing brief
Share your needs and priorities.
Qualified Thai businesses
We review relevant suppliers and capabilities.
Curated meetings
Focused, pre-arranged conversations.
7 / 30 / 90-day follow-through
Planned checkpoints for your next steps.
DISCOVER THAI BUSINESS CAPABILITIES
Many Thai businesses. More sourcing possibilities.
Explore Thai manufacturers, technology developers, service providers and authorised Suppliers across industries in one programme. Discover products, equipment, digital offers and services relevant to your needs.
Industry groups to explore
4+14 core + 1 selective
Meeting slots per buyer, up to
18Across 2 matching days · 15–16 December
The business line-up and actual meetings depend on review, relevance, mutual acceptance and schedule availability.
Open to Thai and international buyers, with a focus on international sourcing and partnerships.
Connect your market with Thai capabilities
Select a country for trade figures, example Thai exports and questions for your supplier conversations, with sources you can explore.
18 proposed outreach markets
Thailand↔Connections to Thailand
Hover to trace a route. Select a country for trade facts.
Thailand
Proposed outreach markets. Participation is subject to qualification and confirmation.Browse all countries+
Choose a country on the map or from the list to explore trade with Thailand and prepare your business conversation.
TRADE FACTS · CONNECTIONS WITH THAILAND
Thailand
Thailand welcomes domestic buyers as well as buyers seeking to distribute Thai products further. These figures show Thailand’s international merchandise trade, not the size of the domestic market.
Thailand and the international community
01 · Connections before commerce
Thailand in regional cooperation
Thailand is an ASEAN founding member; the founding declaration was signed in Bangkok on 8 August 1967. Cooperation spans political, economic and socio-cultural areas.
Thailand has participated in RCEP since 1 January 2022. Figures below cover trade with the world; agreement eligibility depends on the chosen trading partner.
Open a topic for its scope, points to check and official references.
ATIGAIn forceASEAN Trade in Goods AgreementIntra-ASEAN goods trade under AFTA.
Economic and trade agreement
Covers tariff schedules, origin rules, customs and goods-trade facilitation. Eligibility depends on the product and applicable conditions, rather than every transaction qualifying automatically.
Prepare a business conversation
Check classification, origin rules and accepted evidence for the trade route. Review services frameworks and sector rules separately for service offers.
RCEPIn forceRegional Comprehensive Economic PartnershipRegional rules for goods, services, investment and e-commerce.
Economic and trade agreement
In force for Thailand since 1 January 2022, with other parties entering on their respective dates. RCEP coexists with earlier FTAs, so the available terms should be compared.
Prepare a business conversation
Check destination-specific tariffs, origin rules and sector commitments, especially for offers combining physical goods, software and services.
Checked 10 September 2026 · Selected relevant frameworks, not a complete treaty register · Dates use the Gregorian calendar.
03 · Explore the trade figures
Annual data · 2025Trade totals checked 2026-09-10
Thai exports to the world
340.17billion US dollars
13.12%increase from 2024
Thai imports from the world
342.97billion US dollars
Thailand’s total world trade
683.14billion US dollars
Product examples & meeting preparation+
Examples of Thai products exported worldwide
HS 230910
Retail dog and cat food
2,903.15 million US dollars
HS 2008
Prepared or preserved fruit, nuts and other edible plant parts
1,170.80 million US dollars
The 2025 figures are Thai merchandise exports and bilateral goods trade. Selected HS examples cover only the named goods; they do not measure the full expanded sectors, technology markets, software or services.
Prepare your Thai supplier conversation
Share your sales channels, customer groups, product needs, trial quantities and delivery areas to help prepare relevant Thai business matches.
For equipment, digital offers or services, separately identify the need, users, evaluators and decision-makers.
Annual merchandise trade, 2024–2025 · Reporter: Thailand · Partner: World
Figures used on this page · billion USD
Measure
2024
2025
Thai exports
300.7271
340.1737
Thai imports
305.3199
342.9706
Two-way trade
606.0470
683.1443
Change (%) = (2025 exports ÷ 2024 exports − 1) × 100, calculated before rounding. This measures Thai merchandise export growth, not GDP growth or a forecast.
Comparison and country data checked on 10 September 2026. Population and GDP use 2024 for a common period across countries. Trade uses Thailand as reporter and may differ from partner-reported statistics.
Source: United Nations Statistics Division (UN Comtrade). Reporter: Thailand; annual merchandise trade for 2025, in current US dollars. Two-way trade = exports + imports before rounding. Partner share uses Thailand’s world exports from the same dataset. Exports use FOB valuation; imports use CIF.
Examples are the two largest values within four checked product codes: HS 2008, 230910, 3304 and 9403. They are not the top exports across all products and do not cover every programme industry.
Figures are UN Comtrade aggregate records, may be revised and may differ between publication vintages. They are not company-level buyer data or sales guaranteed by the programme.
TRADE FACTS · CONNECTIONS WITH THAILAND
China ↔ Thailand
Relations with Thailand
01 · Connections before commerce
Long-standing relations and strategic cooperation
Diplomatic ties were established on 1 July 1975, followed by a comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership in 2012.
Cooperation includes science and technology, education, tourism and culture, with an agreement on mutual recognition of higher-education qualifications and degrees.
Open a topic for its scope, points to check and official references.
ACFTAIn forceASEAN–China Free Trade AreaGoods, services and investment between ASEAN and China.
Economic and trade agreement
Includes goods, services and investment agreements under the ASEAN–China framework. Goods preferences require the relevant origin and certification conditions to be met.
Prepare a business conversation
Compare ACFTA with RCEP and prepare material, production-process and origin evidence appropriate to the product.
RCEPIn forceRegional Comprehensive Economic PartnershipRegional rules for goods, services, investment and e-commerce.
Economic and trade agreement
In force for Thailand since 1 January 2022, with other parties entering on their respective dates. RCEP coexists with earlier FTAs, so the available terms should be compared.
Prepare a business conversation
Check destination-specific tariffs, origin rules and sector commitments, especially for offers combining physical goods, software and services.
DTAIn forceDouble Tax AgreementCross-border income taxation, separate from goods import tariffs.
A DTA allocates income-tax rights and provides double-taxation relief. Eligibility depends on the income type, tax residence and applicable treaty provisions; it does not grant import-duty or VAT exemptions.
Register entry into force: 29 December 1986
For service fees or royalties, review the relevant articles, residence evidence and any applicable protocol or MLI modifications before claiming relief.
Checked 10 September 2026 · Selected relevant frameworks, not a complete treaty register · Dates use the Gregorian calendar.
03 · Explore the trade figures
Annual data · 2025Trade totals checked 2026-09-10
Thai exports to this market
39.83billion US dollars
12.92%increase from 2024
Two-way trade with Thailand
147.47billion US dollars
Share of Thai exports
11.71%of all Thai merchandise exports
Product examples & meeting preparation+
Examples of Thai products exported to this market
HS 3304
Beauty, make-up and skin-care preparations
151.12 million US dollars
HS 2008
Prepared or preserved fruit, nuts and other edible plant parts
132.94 million US dollars
The 2025 figures are Thai merchandise exports and bilateral goods trade. Selected HS examples cover only the named goods; they do not measure the full expanded sectors, technology markets, software or services.
Prepare your Thai supplier conversation
Compare formulations, samples, OEM / ODM options, minimum orders and the product documentation available from the supplier.
For equipment, digital offers or services, separately identify the need, users, evaluators and decision-makers.
Annual merchandise trade, 2024–2025 · Reporter: Thailand · Partner: China
Figures used on this page · billion USD
Measure
2024
2025
Thai exports
35.2771
39.8350
Thai imports
80.6145
107.6320
Two-way trade
115.8915
147.4670
Change (%) = (2025 exports ÷ 2024 exports − 1) × 100, calculated before rounding. This measures Thai merchandise export growth, not GDP growth or a forecast.
Comparison and country data checked on 10 September 2026. Population and GDP use 2024 for a common period across countries. Trade uses Thailand as reporter and may differ from partner-reported statistics.
Source: United Nations Statistics Division (UN Comtrade). Reporter: Thailand; annual merchandise trade for 2025, in current US dollars. Two-way trade = exports + imports before rounding. Partner share uses Thailand’s world exports from the same dataset. Exports use FOB valuation; imports use CIF.
Examples are the two largest values within four checked product codes: HS 2008, 230910, 3304 and 9403. They are not the top exports across all products and do not cover every programme industry.
Figures are UN Comtrade aggregate records, may be revised and may differ between publication vintages. They are not company-level buyer data or sales guaranteed by the programme.
TRADE FACTS · CONNECTIONS WITH THAILAND
Japan ↔ Thailand
Relations with Thailand
01 · Connections before commerce
Relations since 1887
Diplomatic relations date to September 1887; the partnership was elevated to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in 2022.
AJCEPIn forceASEAN–Japan Comprehensive Economic PartnershipRegional goods trade and production-chain connections.
Economic and trade agreement
In force for Thailand since 1 June 2009. Agreement documents include additional services, investment and movement-of-persons provisions to check for the relevant parties.
Prepare a business conversation
Consider this framework for regional sourcing or production, alongside JTEPA and RCEP.
RCEPIn forceRegional Comprehensive Economic PartnershipRegional rules for goods, services, investment and e-commerce.
Economic and trade agreement
In force for Thailand since 1 January 2022, with other parties entering on their respective dates. RCEP coexists with earlier FTAs, so the available terms should be compared.
Prepare a business conversation
Check destination-specific tariffs, origin rules and sector commitments, especially for offers combining physical goods, software and services.
DTAIn forceDouble Tax AgreementCross-border income taxation, separate from goods import tariffs.
A DTA allocates income-tax rights and provides double-taxation relief. Eligibility depends on the income type, tax residence and applicable treaty provisions; it does not grant import-duty or VAT exemptions.
Register entry into force: 30 August 1990
For service fees or royalties, review the relevant articles, residence evidence and any applicable protocol or MLI modifications before claiming relief.
Checked 10 September 2026 · Selected relevant frameworks, not a complete treaty register · Dates use the Gregorian calendar.
03 · Explore the trade figures
Annual data · 2025Trade totals checked 2026-09-10
Thai exports to this market
23.55billion US dollars
1.14%increase from 2024
Two-way trade with Thailand
53.21billion US dollars
Share of Thai exports
6.92%of all Thai merchandise exports
Product examples & meeting preparation+
Examples of Thai products exported to this market
HS 230910
Retail dog and cat food
340.43 million US dollars
HS 2008
Prepared or preserved fruit, nuts and other edible plant parts
54.74 million US dollars
The 2025 figures are Thai merchandise exports and bilateral goods trade. Selected HS examples cover only the named goods; they do not measure the full expanded sectors, technology markets, software or services.
Prepare your Thai supplier conversation
Ask about formulations and intended pets, production standards, minimum orders, samples and documentation readiness for your market.
For equipment, digital offers or services, separately identify the need, users, evaluators and decision-makers.
Annual merchandise trade, 2024–2025 · Reporter: Thailand · Partner: Japan
Figures used on this page · billion USD
Measure
2024
2025
Thai exports
23.2859
23.5518
Thai imports
28.7248
29.6575
Two-way trade
52.0107
53.2093
Change (%) = (2025 exports ÷ 2024 exports − 1) × 100, calculated before rounding. This measures Thai merchandise export growth, not GDP growth or a forecast.
Comparison and country data checked on 10 September 2026. Population and GDP use 2024 for a common period across countries. Trade uses Thailand as reporter and may differ from partner-reported statistics.
Source: United Nations Statistics Division (UN Comtrade). Reporter: Thailand; annual merchandise trade for 2025, in current US dollars. Two-way trade = exports + imports before rounding. Partner share uses Thailand’s world exports from the same dataset. Exports use FOB valuation; imports use CIF.
Examples are the two largest values within four checked product codes: HS 2008, 230910, 3304 and 9403. They are not the top exports across all products and do not cover every programme industry.
Figures are UN Comtrade aggregate records, may be revised and may differ between publication vintages. They are not company-level buyer data or sales guaranteed by the programme.
TRADE FACTS · CONNECTIONS WITH THAILAND
South Korea ↔ Thailand
Relations with Thailand
01 · Connections before commerce
Connected through ASEAN–Korea cooperation
The Republic of Korea became a full ASEAN Dialogue Partner in 1991, with summit-level engagement from 1997. Thailand participates alongside bilateral cooperation.
In August 2026, the Thai Embassy in Seoul and Khon Kaen University discussed food cooperation with a Korean bakery business—an example of business–university connections.
Open a topic for its scope, points to check and official references.
AKFTAIn forceASEAN–Korea Free Trade AreaGoods, services and investment framework with the Republic of Korea.
Economic and trade agreement
Comprises several agreements and Thailand’s accession instruments. Each part has its own conditions and schedules; use the documents applicable to the parties and transaction.
Prepare a business conversation
Compare classification and origin terms with RCEP, and clarify product standards, testing and responsibility for importing into Korea.
RCEPIn forceRegional Comprehensive Economic PartnershipRegional rules for goods, services, investment and e-commerce.
Economic and trade agreement
In force for Thailand since 1 January 2022, with other parties entering on their respective dates. RCEP coexists with earlier FTAs, so the available terms should be compared.
Prepare a business conversation
Check destination-specific tariffs, origin rules and sector commitments, especially for offers combining physical goods, software and services.
DTAIn forceDouble Tax AgreementCross-border income taxation, separate from goods import tariffs.
A DTA allocates income-tax rights and provides double-taxation relief. Eligibility depends on the income type, tax residence and applicable treaty provisions; it does not grant import-duty or VAT exemptions.
Register entry into force: 29 June 2007
For service fees or royalties, review the relevant articles, residence evidence and any applicable protocol or MLI modifications before claiming relief.
Checked 10 September 2026 · Selected relevant frameworks, not a complete treaty register · Dates use the Gregorian calendar.
03 · Explore the trade figures
Annual data · 2025Trade totals checked 2026-09-10
Thai exports to this market
5.77billion US dollars
3.12%decrease from 2024
Two-way trade with Thailand
15.59billion US dollars
Share of Thai exports
1.70%of all Thai merchandise exports
Product examples & meeting preparation+
Examples of Thai products exported to this market
HS 230910
Retail dog and cat food
37.79 million US dollars
HS 3304
Beauty, make-up and skin-care preparations
29.54 million US dollars
The 2025 figures are Thai merchandise exports and bilateral goods trade. Selected HS examples cover only the named goods; they do not measure the full expanded sectors, technology markets, software or services.
Prepare your Thai supplier conversation
Ask about formulations and intended pets, production standards, minimum orders, samples and documentation readiness for your market.
For equipment, digital offers or services, separately identify the need, users, evaluators and decision-makers.
Annual merchandise trade, 2024–2025 · Reporter: Thailand · Partner: South Korea
Figures used on this page · billion USD
Measure
2024
2025
Thai exports
5.9568
5.7712
Thai imports
9.3420
9.8173
Two-way trade
15.2988
15.5885
Change (%) = (2025 exports ÷ 2024 exports − 1) × 100, calculated before rounding. This measures Thai merchandise export growth, not GDP growth or a forecast.
Comparison and country data checked on 10 September 2026. Population and GDP use 2024 for a common period across countries. Trade uses Thailand as reporter and may differ from partner-reported statistics.
Source: United Nations Statistics Division (UN Comtrade). Reporter: Thailand; annual merchandise trade for 2025, in current US dollars. Two-way trade = exports + imports before rounding. Partner share uses Thailand’s world exports from the same dataset. Exports use FOB valuation; imports use CIF.
Examples are the two largest values within four checked product codes: HS 2008, 230910, 3304 and 9403. They are not the top exports across all products and do not cover every programme industry.
Figures are UN Comtrade aggregate records, may be revised and may differ between publication vintages. They are not company-level buyer data or sales guaranteed by the programme.
TRADE FACTS · CONNECTIONS WITH THAILAND
Singapore ↔ Thailand
Relations with Thailand
01 · Connections before commerce
Founding ASEAN together
Thailand and Singapore are founding ASEAN members, joining the Bangkok Declaration on 8 August 1967—a foundation for regional cooperation.
In August 2026, the Thai Embassy in Singapore and Thailand’s Creative Economy Agency discussed support for Thai artists, alongside a Singapore Night Festival presentation—an example of cultural exchange.
Open a topic for its scope, points to check and official references.
ATIGAIn forceASEAN Trade in Goods AgreementIntra-ASEAN goods trade under AFTA.
Economic and trade agreement
Covers tariff schedules, origin rules, customs and goods-trade facilitation. Eligibility depends on the product and applicable conditions, rather than every transaction qualifying automatically.
Prepare a business conversation
Check classification, origin rules and accepted evidence for the trade route. Review services frameworks and sector rules separately for service offers.
RCEPIn forceRegional Comprehensive Economic PartnershipRegional rules for goods, services, investment and e-commerce.
Economic and trade agreement
In force for Thailand since 1 January 2022, with other parties entering on their respective dates. RCEP coexists with earlier FTAs, so the available terms should be compared.
Prepare a business conversation
Check destination-specific tariffs, origin rules and sector commitments, especially for offers combining physical goods, software and services.
DTAIn forceDouble Tax AgreementCross-border income taxation, separate from goods import tariffs.
A DTA allocates income-tax rights and provides double-taxation relief. Eligibility depends on the income type, tax residence and applicable treaty provisions; it does not grant import-duty or VAT exemptions.
Register entry into force: 15 February 2016
For service fees or royalties, review the relevant articles, residence evidence and any applicable protocol or MLI modifications before claiming relief.
Checked 10 September 2026 · Selected relevant frameworks, not a complete treaty register · Dates use the Gregorian calendar.
03 · Explore the trade figures
Annual data · 2025Trade totals checked 2026-09-10
Thai exports to this market
12.07billion US dollars
16.42%increase from 2024
Two-way trade with Thailand
19.66billion US dollars
Share of Thai exports
3.55%of all Thai merchandise exports
Product examples & meeting preparation+
Examples of Thai products exported to this market
HS 230910
Retail dog and cat food
21.08 million US dollars
HS 3304
Beauty, make-up and skin-care preparations
16.52 million US dollars
The 2025 figures are Thai merchandise exports and bilateral goods trade. Selected HS examples cover only the named goods; they do not measure the full expanded sectors, technology markets, software or services.
Prepare your Thai supplier conversation
Ask about formulations and intended pets, production standards, minimum orders, samples and documentation readiness for your market.
For equipment, digital offers or services, separately identify the need, users, evaluators and decision-makers.
Change (%) = (2025 exports ÷ 2024 exports − 1) × 100, calculated before rounding. This measures Thai merchandise export growth, not GDP growth or a forecast.
Comparison and country data checked on 10 September 2026. Population and GDP use 2024 for a common period across countries. Trade uses Thailand as reporter and may differ from partner-reported statistics.
Source: United Nations Statistics Division (UN Comtrade). Reporter: Thailand; annual merchandise trade for 2025, in current US dollars. Two-way trade = exports + imports before rounding. Partner share uses Thailand’s world exports from the same dataset. Exports use FOB valuation; imports use CIF.
Examples are the two largest values within four checked product codes: HS 2008, 230910, 3304 and 9403. They are not the top exports across all products and do not cover every programme industry.
Figures are UN Comtrade aggregate records, may be revised and may differ between publication vintages. They are not company-level buyer data or sales guaranteed by the programme.
TRADE FACTS · CONNECTIONS WITH THAILAND
Malaysia ↔ Thailand
Relations with Thailand
01 · Connections before commerce
Founding ASEAN together
Thailand and Malaysia are founding ASEAN members, joining the Bangkok Declaration on 8 August 1967—a foundation for regional cooperation.
In 2026, the Thai Embassy in Kuala Lumpur organised a programme connecting young people from Thailand’s southern border provinces with Thai students in Malaysia, illustrating educational and community ties.
Open a topic for its scope, points to check and official references.
ATIGAIn forceASEAN Trade in Goods AgreementIntra-ASEAN goods trade under AFTA.
Economic and trade agreement
Covers tariff schedules, origin rules, customs and goods-trade facilitation. Eligibility depends on the product and applicable conditions, rather than every transaction qualifying automatically.
Prepare a business conversation
Check classification, origin rules and accepted evidence for the trade route. Review services frameworks and sector rules separately for service offers.
RCEPIn forceRegional Comprehensive Economic PartnershipRegional rules for goods, services, investment and e-commerce.
Economic and trade agreement
In force for Thailand since 1 January 2022, with other parties entering on their respective dates. RCEP coexists with earlier FTAs, so the available terms should be compared.
Prepare a business conversation
Check destination-specific tariffs, origin rules and sector commitments, especially for offers combining physical goods, software and services.
DTAIn forceDouble Tax AgreementCross-border income taxation, separate from goods import tariffs.
A DTA allocates income-tax rights and provides double-taxation relief. Eligibility depends on the income type, tax residence and applicable treaty provisions; it does not grant import-duty or VAT exemptions.
Register entry into force: 2 February 1983
For service fees or royalties, review the relevant articles, residence evidence and any applicable protocol or MLI modifications before claiming relief.
Checked 10 September 2026 · Selected relevant frameworks, not a complete treaty register · Dates use the Gregorian calendar.
03 · Explore the trade figures
Annual data · 2025Trade totals checked 2026-09-10
Thai exports to this market
13.48billion US dollars
9.35%increase from 2024
Two-way trade with Thailand
28.24billion US dollars
Share of Thai exports
3.96%of all Thai merchandise exports
Product examples & meeting preparation+
Examples of Thai products exported to this market
HS 230910
Retail dog and cat food
135.63 million US dollars
HS 2008
Prepared or preserved fruit, nuts and other edible plant parts
37.48 million US dollars
The 2025 figures are Thai merchandise exports and bilateral goods trade. Selected HS examples cover only the named goods; they do not measure the full expanded sectors, technology markets, software or services.
Prepare your Thai supplier conversation
Ask about formulations and intended pets, production standards, minimum orders, samples and documentation readiness for your market.
For equipment, digital offers or services, separately identify the need, users, evaluators and decision-makers.
Annual merchandise trade, 2024–2025 · Reporter: Thailand · Partner: Malaysia
Figures used on this page · billion USD
Measure
2024
2025
Thai exports
12.3233
13.4753
Thai imports
13.5770
14.7678
Two-way trade
25.9003
28.2431
Change (%) = (2025 exports ÷ 2024 exports − 1) × 100, calculated before rounding. This measures Thai merchandise export growth, not GDP growth or a forecast.
Comparison and country data checked on 10 September 2026. Population and GDP use 2024 for a common period across countries. Trade uses Thailand as reporter and may differ from partner-reported statistics.
Source: United Nations Statistics Division (UN Comtrade). Reporter: Thailand; annual merchandise trade for 2025, in current US dollars. Two-way trade = exports + imports before rounding. Partner share uses Thailand’s world exports from the same dataset. Exports use FOB valuation; imports use CIF.
Examples are the two largest values within four checked product codes: HS 2008, 230910, 3304 and 9403. They are not the top exports across all products and do not cover every programme industry.
Figures are UN Comtrade aggregate records, may be revised and may differ between publication vintages. They are not company-level buyer data or sales guaranteed by the programme.
TRADE FACTS · CONNECTIONS WITH THAILAND
Indonesia ↔ Thailand
Relations with Thailand
01 · Connections before commerce
Founding ASEAN together
Thailand and Indonesia are founding ASEAN members, joining the Bangkok Declaration on 8 August 1967—a foundation for regional cooperation.
Both countries cooperate through ASEAN’s political-security, economic and socio-cultural communities, connecting government engagement with people-to-people ties.
Open a topic for its scope, points to check and official references.
ATIGAIn forceASEAN Trade in Goods AgreementIntra-ASEAN goods trade under AFTA.
Economic and trade agreement
Covers tariff schedules, origin rules, customs and goods-trade facilitation. Eligibility depends on the product and applicable conditions, rather than every transaction qualifying automatically.
Prepare a business conversation
Check classification, origin rules and accepted evidence for the trade route. Review services frameworks and sector rules separately for service offers.
RCEPIn forceRegional Comprehensive Economic PartnershipRegional rules for goods, services, investment and e-commerce.
Economic and trade agreement
In force for Thailand since 1 January 2022, with other parties entering on their respective dates. RCEP coexists with earlier FTAs, so the available terms should be compared.
Prepare a business conversation
Check destination-specific tariffs, origin rules and sector commitments, especially for offers combining physical goods, software and services.
DTAIn forceDouble Tax AgreementCross-border income taxation, separate from goods import tariffs.
A DTA allocates income-tax rights and provides double-taxation relief. Eligibility depends on the income type, tax residence and applicable treaty provisions; it does not grant import-duty or VAT exemptions.
Register entry into force: 21 October 2003
For service fees or royalties, review the relevant articles, residence evidence and any applicable protocol or MLI modifications before claiming relief.
Checked 10 September 2026 · Selected relevant frameworks, not a complete treaty register · Dates use the Gregorian calendar.
03 · Explore the trade figures
Annual data · 2025Trade totals checked 2026-09-10
Thai exports to this market
9.31billion US dollars
1.95%decrease from 2024
Two-way trade with Thailand
18.40billion US dollars
Share of Thai exports
2.74%of all Thai merchandise exports
Product examples & meeting preparation+
Examples of Thai products exported to this market
HS 230910
Retail dog and cat food
56.86 million US dollars
HS 3304
Beauty, make-up and skin-care preparations
26.02 million US dollars
The 2025 figures are Thai merchandise exports and bilateral goods trade. Selected HS examples cover only the named goods; they do not measure the full expanded sectors, technology markets, software or services.
Prepare your Thai supplier conversation
Ask about formulations and intended pets, production standards, minimum orders, samples and documentation readiness for your market.
For equipment, digital offers or services, separately identify the need, users, evaluators and decision-makers.
Annual merchandise trade, 2024–2025 · Reporter: Thailand · Partner: Indonesia
Figures used on this page · billion USD
Measure
2024
2025
Thai exports
9.4912
9.3064
Thai imports
8.5130
9.0977
Two-way trade
18.0042
18.4041
Change (%) = (2025 exports ÷ 2024 exports − 1) × 100, calculated before rounding. This measures Thai merchandise export growth, not GDP growth or a forecast.
Comparison and country data checked on 10 September 2026. Population and GDP use 2024 for a common period across countries. Trade uses Thailand as reporter and may differ from partner-reported statistics.
Source: United Nations Statistics Division (UN Comtrade). Reporter: Thailand; annual merchandise trade for 2025, in current US dollars. Two-way trade = exports + imports before rounding. Partner share uses Thailand’s world exports from the same dataset. Exports use FOB valuation; imports use CIF.
Examples are the two largest values within four checked product codes: HS 2008, 230910, 3304 and 9403. They are not the top exports across all products and do not cover every programme industry.
Figures are UN Comtrade aggregate records, may be revised and may differ between publication vintages. They are not company-level buyer data or sales guaranteed by the programme.
TRADE FACTS · CONNECTIONS WITH THAILAND
Vietnam ↔ Thailand
Relations with Thailand
01 · Connections before commerce
Working together in ASEAN
Viet Nam joined ASEAN on 28 July 1995 and works with Thailand through regional political, economic and socio-cultural cooperation.
The ASEAN Charter, in force since 2008, establishes common institutions and decision-making processes, supporting cooperation among governments and communities.
Open a topic for its scope, points to check and official references.
ATIGAIn forceASEAN Trade in Goods AgreementIntra-ASEAN goods trade under AFTA.
Economic and trade agreement
Covers tariff schedules, origin rules, customs and goods-trade facilitation. Eligibility depends on the product and applicable conditions, rather than every transaction qualifying automatically.
Prepare a business conversation
Check classification, origin rules and accepted evidence for the trade route. Review services frameworks and sector rules separately for service offers.
RCEPIn forceRegional Comprehensive Economic PartnershipRegional rules for goods, services, investment and e-commerce.
Economic and trade agreement
In force for Thailand since 1 January 2022, with other parties entering on their respective dates. RCEP coexists with earlier FTAs, so the available terms should be compared.
Prepare a business conversation
Check destination-specific tariffs, origin rules and sector commitments, especially for offers combining physical goods, software and services.
DTAIn forceDouble Tax AgreementCross-border income taxation, separate from goods import tariffs.
A DTA allocates income-tax rights and provides double-taxation relief. Eligibility depends on the income type, tax residence and applicable treaty provisions; it does not grant import-duty or VAT exemptions.
Register entry into force: 31 December 1992
For service fees or royalties, review the relevant articles, residence evidence and any applicable protocol or MLI modifications before claiming relief.
Checked 10 September 2026 · Selected relevant frameworks, not a complete treaty register · Dates use the Gregorian calendar.
03 · Explore the trade figures
Annual data · 2025Trade totals checked 2026-09-10
Thai exports to this market
12.79billion US dollars
8.57%increase from 2024
Two-way trade with Thailand
23.63billion US dollars
Share of Thai exports
3.76%of all Thai merchandise exports
Product examples & meeting preparation+
Examples of Thai products exported to this market
HS 3304
Beauty, make-up and skin-care preparations
41.49 million US dollars
HS 230910
Retail dog and cat food
32.54 million US dollars
The 2025 figures are Thai merchandise exports and bilateral goods trade. Selected HS examples cover only the named goods; they do not measure the full expanded sectors, technology markets, software or services.
Prepare your Thai supplier conversation
Compare formulations, samples, OEM / ODM options, minimum orders and the product documentation available from the supplier.
For equipment, digital offers or services, separately identify the need, users, evaluators and decision-makers.
Change (%) = (2025 exports ÷ 2024 exports − 1) × 100, calculated before rounding. This measures Thai merchandise export growth, not GDP growth or a forecast.
Comparison and country data checked on 10 September 2026. Population and GDP use 2024 for a common period across countries. Trade uses Thailand as reporter and may differ from partner-reported statistics.
Source: United Nations Statistics Division (UN Comtrade). Reporter: Thailand; annual merchandise trade for 2025, in current US dollars. Two-way trade = exports + imports before rounding. Partner share uses Thailand’s world exports from the same dataset. Exports use FOB valuation; imports use CIF.
Examples are the two largest values within four checked product codes: HS 2008, 230910, 3304 and 9403. They are not the top exports across all products and do not cover every programme industry.
Figures are UN Comtrade aggregate records, may be revised and may differ between publication vintages. They are not company-level buyer data or sales guaranteed by the programme.
TRADE FACTS · CONNECTIONS WITH THAILAND
Philippines ↔ Thailand
Relations with Thailand
01 · Connections before commerce
Founding ASEAN together
Thailand and the Philippines are founding ASEAN members, joining the Bangkok Declaration on 8 August 1967—a foundation for regional cooperation.
Both countries cooperate through ASEAN’s political-security, economic and socio-cultural communities, connecting government engagement with people-to-people ties.
Open a topic for its scope, points to check and official references.
ATIGAIn forceASEAN Trade in Goods AgreementIntra-ASEAN goods trade under AFTA.
Economic and trade agreement
Covers tariff schedules, origin rules, customs and goods-trade facilitation. Eligibility depends on the product and applicable conditions, rather than every transaction qualifying automatically.
Prepare a business conversation
Check classification, origin rules and accepted evidence for the trade route. Review services frameworks and sector rules separately for service offers.
RCEPIn forceRegional Comprehensive Economic PartnershipRegional rules for goods, services, investment and e-commerce.
Economic and trade agreement
In force for Thailand since 1 January 2022, with other parties entering on their respective dates. RCEP coexists with earlier FTAs, so the available terms should be compared.
Prepare a business conversation
Check destination-specific tariffs, origin rules and sector commitments, especially for offers combining physical goods, software and services.
DTAIn forceDouble Tax AgreementCross-border income taxation, separate from goods import tariffs.
A DTA allocates income-tax rights and provides double-taxation relief. Eligibility depends on the income type, tax residence and applicable treaty provisions; it does not grant import-duty or VAT exemptions.
Register entry into force: 5 March 2018
For service fees or royalties, review the relevant articles, residence evidence and any applicable protocol or MLI modifications before claiming relief.
Checked 10 September 2026 · Selected relevant frameworks, not a complete treaty register · Dates use the Gregorian calendar.
03 · Explore the trade figures
Annual data · 2025Trade totals checked 2026-09-10
Thai exports to this market
7.90billion US dollars
1.53%increase from 2024
Two-way trade with Thailand
11.15billion US dollars
Share of Thai exports
2.32%of all Thai merchandise exports
Product examples & meeting preparation+
Examples of Thai products exported to this market
HS 230910
Retail dog and cat food
110.63 million US dollars
HS 3304
Beauty, make-up and skin-care preparations
68.90 million US dollars
The 2025 figures are Thai merchandise exports and bilateral goods trade. Selected HS examples cover only the named goods; they do not measure the full expanded sectors, technology markets, software or services.
Prepare your Thai supplier conversation
Ask about formulations and intended pets, production standards, minimum orders, samples and documentation readiness for your market.
For equipment, digital offers or services, separately identify the need, users, evaluators and decision-makers.
Change (%) = (2025 exports ÷ 2024 exports − 1) × 100, calculated before rounding. This measures Thai merchandise export growth, not GDP growth or a forecast.
Comparison and country data checked on 10 September 2026. Population and GDP use 2024 for a common period across countries. Trade uses Thailand as reporter and may differ from partner-reported statistics.
Source: United Nations Statistics Division (UN Comtrade). Reporter: Thailand; annual merchandise trade for 2025, in current US dollars. Two-way trade = exports + imports before rounding. Partner share uses Thailand’s world exports from the same dataset. Exports use FOB valuation; imports use CIF.
Examples are the two largest values within four checked product codes: HS 2008, 230910, 3304 and 9403. They are not the top exports across all products and do not cover every programme industry.
Figures are UN Comtrade aggregate records, may be revised and may differ between publication vintages. They are not company-level buyer data or sales guaranteed by the programme.
TRADE FACTS · CONNECTIONS WITH THAILAND
India ↔ Thailand
Relations with Thailand
01 · Connections before commerce
Diplomatic relations since 1947
Thailand and India established diplomatic relations on 1 August 1947, with their embassies coordinating bilateral engagement.
DTAIn forceDouble Tax AgreementCross-border income taxation, separate from goods import tariffs.
A DTA allocates income-tax rights and provides double-taxation relief. Eligibility depends on the income type, tax residence and applicable treaty provisions; it does not grant import-duty or VAT exemptions.
Register entry into force: 5 January 2016
For service fees or royalties, review the relevant articles, residence evidence and any applicable protocol or MLI modifications before claiming relief.
Checked 10 September 2026 · Selected relevant frameworks, not a complete treaty register · Dates use the Gregorian calendar.
03 · Explore the trade figures
Annual data · 2025Trade totals checked 2026-09-10
Thai exports to this market
15.87billion US dollars
34.96%increase from 2024
Two-way trade with Thailand
21.87billion US dollars
Share of Thai exports
4.67%of all Thai merchandise exports
Product examples & meeting preparation+
Examples of Thai products exported to this market
HS 230910
Retail dog and cat food
81.77 million US dollars
HS 3304
Beauty, make-up and skin-care preparations
56.49 million US dollars
The 2025 figures are Thai merchandise exports and bilateral goods trade. Selected HS examples cover only the named goods; they do not measure the full expanded sectors, technology markets, software or services.
Prepare your Thai supplier conversation
Ask about formulations and intended pets, production standards, minimum orders, samples and documentation readiness for your market.
For equipment, digital offers or services, separately identify the need, users, evaluators and decision-makers.
Annual merchandise trade, 2024–2025 · Reporter: Thailand · Partner: India
Figures used on this page · billion USD
Measure
2024
2025
Thai exports
11.7608
15.8722
Thai imports
5.6964
6.0025
Two-way trade
17.4572
21.8746
Change (%) = (2025 exports ÷ 2024 exports − 1) × 100, calculated before rounding. This measures Thai merchandise export growth, not GDP growth or a forecast.
Comparison and country data checked on 10 September 2026. Population and GDP use 2024 for a common period across countries. Trade uses Thailand as reporter and may differ from partner-reported statistics.
Source: United Nations Statistics Division (UN Comtrade). Reporter: Thailand; annual merchandise trade for 2025, in current US dollars. Two-way trade = exports + imports before rounding. Partner share uses Thailand’s world exports from the same dataset. Exports use FOB valuation; imports use CIF.
Examples are the two largest values within four checked product codes: HS 2008, 230910, 3304 and 9403. They are not the top exports across all products and do not cover every programme industry.
Figures are UN Comtrade aggregate records, may be revised and may differ between publication vintages. They are not company-level buyer data or sales guaranteed by the programme.
TRADE FACTS · CONNECTIONS WITH THAILAND
Australia ↔ Thailand
Relations with Thailand
01 · Connections before commerce
From diplomatic ties to a strategic partnership
Diplomatic ties began in 1952. A Strategic Partnership was announced on 13 November 2020, extending across areas beyond trade.
The agreement began operating in 2010; an upgrade began taking effect in 2025, adding provisions on trade facilitation, e-commerce and sustainability. Protocol implementation dates differ by party.
Prepare a business conversation
For regional supply chains, check origin-cumulation requirements and the version applicable to the trading partners.
RCEPIn forceRegional Comprehensive Economic PartnershipRegional rules for goods, services, investment and e-commerce.
Economic and trade agreement
In force for Thailand since 1 January 2022, with other parties entering on their respective dates. RCEP coexists with earlier FTAs, so the available terms should be compared.
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Check destination-specific tariffs, origin rules and sector commitments, especially for offers combining physical goods, software and services.
SECACooperation frameworkStrategic Economic Cooperation ArrangementDigital transformation, energy transition and sustainable development.
Memorandum of understanding
The memorandum was signed in 2022 and renewed in November 2025. It supports economic dialogue and cooperation projects; it is not a preferential-tariff FTA.
Prepare a business conversation
Use these cooperation themes to frame a technology or sustainability proposal with named users, measurable outcomes and the partner needed.
DTAIn forceDouble Tax AgreementCross-border income taxation, separate from goods import tariffs.
A DTA allocates income-tax rights and provides double-taxation relief. Eligibility depends on the income type, tax residence and applicable treaty provisions; it does not grant import-duty or VAT exemptions.
Register entry into force: 27 December 1989
For service fees or royalties, review the relevant articles, residence evidence and any applicable protocol or MLI modifications before claiming relief.
Checked 10 September 2026 · Selected relevant frameworks, not a complete treaty register · Dates use the Gregorian calendar.
03 · Explore the trade figures
Annual data · 2025Trade totals checked 2026-09-10
Thai exports to this market
12.05billion US dollars
2.45%decrease from 2024
Two-way trade with Thailand
17.34billion US dollars
Share of Thai exports
3.54%of all Thai merchandise exports
Product examples & meeting preparation+
Examples of Thai products exported to this market
HS 230910
Retail dog and cat food
154.75 million US dollars
HS 3304
Beauty, make-up and skin-care preparations
46.94 million US dollars
The 2025 figures are Thai merchandise exports and bilateral goods trade. Selected HS examples cover only the named goods; they do not measure the full expanded sectors, technology markets, software or services.
Prepare your Thai supplier conversation
Ask about formulations and intended pets, production standards, minimum orders, samples and documentation readiness for your market.
For equipment, digital offers or services, separately identify the need, users, evaluators and decision-makers.
Annual merchandise trade, 2024–2025 · Reporter: Thailand · Partner: Australia
Figures used on this page · billion USD
Measure
2024
2025
Thai exports
12.3499
12.0470
Thai imports
5.4758
5.2978
Two-way trade
17.8258
17.3448
Change (%) = (2025 exports ÷ 2024 exports − 1) × 100, calculated before rounding. This measures Thai merchandise export growth, not GDP growth or a forecast.
Comparison and country data checked on 10 September 2026. Population and GDP use 2024 for a common period across countries. Trade uses Thailand as reporter and may differ from partner-reported statistics.
Source: United Nations Statistics Division (UN Comtrade). Reporter: Thailand; annual merchandise trade for 2025, in current US dollars. Two-way trade = exports + imports before rounding. Partner share uses Thailand’s world exports from the same dataset. Exports use FOB valuation; imports use CIF.
Examples are the two largest values within four checked product codes: HS 2008, 230910, 3304 and 9403. They are not the top exports across all products and do not cover every programme industry.
Figures are UN Comtrade aggregate records, may be revised and may differ between publication vintages. They are not company-level buyer data or sales guaranteed by the programme.
TRADE FACTS · CONNECTIONS WITH THAILAND
United Arab Emirates ↔ Thailand
Relations with Thailand
01 · Connections before commerce
50 years of relations in 2025
Thailand and the UAE marked 50 years of diplomatic relations in December 2025, highlighting tourism, trade and people-to-people exchanges.
A January 2026 discussion between the Thai Embassy and Chulalongkorn University’s Halal Science Center focused on standards networks and sustainable halal business opportunities, including for SMEs.
Open a topic for its scope, points to check and official references.
DTAIn forceDouble Tax AgreementCross-border income taxation, separate from goods import tariffs.
A DTA allocates income-tax rights and provides double-taxation relief. Eligibility depends on the income type, tax residence and applicable treaty provisions; it does not grant import-duty or VAT exemptions.
Register entry into force: 28 December 2000
For service fees or royalties, review the relevant articles, residence evidence and any applicable protocol or MLI modifications before claiming relief.
Checked 10 September 2026 · Selected relevant frameworks, not a complete treaty register · Dates use the Gregorian calendar.
03 · Explore the trade figures
Annual data · 2025Trade totals checked 2026-09-10
Thai exports to this market
4.49billion US dollars
23.22%increase from 2024
Two-way trade with Thailand
21.25billion US dollars
Share of Thai exports
1.32%of all Thai merchandise exports
Product examples & meeting preparation+
Examples of Thai products exported to this market
HS 230910
Retail dog and cat food
24.95 million US dollars
HS 3304
Beauty, make-up and skin-care preparations
22.92 million US dollars
The 2025 figures are Thai merchandise exports and bilateral goods trade. Selected HS examples cover only the named goods; they do not measure the full expanded sectors, technology markets, software or services.
Prepare your Thai supplier conversation
Ask about formulations and intended pets, production standards, minimum orders, samples and documentation readiness for your market.
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Annual merchandise trade, 2024–2025 · Reporter: Thailand · Partner: United Arab Emirates
Figures used on this page · billion USD
Measure
2024
2025
Thai exports
3.6436
4.4896
Thai imports
16.6191
16.7555
Two-way trade
20.2627
21.2451
Change (%) = (2025 exports ÷ 2024 exports − 1) × 100, calculated before rounding. This measures Thai merchandise export growth, not GDP growth or a forecast.
Comparison and country data checked on 10 September 2026. Population and GDP use 2024 for a common period across countries. Trade uses Thailand as reporter and may differ from partner-reported statistics.
Source: United Nations Statistics Division (UN Comtrade). Reporter: Thailand; annual merchandise trade for 2025, in current US dollars. Two-way trade = exports + imports before rounding. Partner share uses Thailand’s world exports from the same dataset. Exports use FOB valuation; imports use CIF.
Examples are the two largest values within four checked product codes: HS 2008, 230910, 3304 and 9403. They are not the top exports across all products and do not cover every programme industry.
Figures are UN Comtrade aggregate records, may be revised and may differ between publication vintages. They are not company-level buyer data or sales guaranteed by the programme.
TRADE FACTS · CONNECTIONS WITH THAILAND
Saudi Arabia ↔ Thailand
Relations with Thailand
01 · Connections before commerce
Thai–Saudi cooperation networks
The Thai Embassy in Riyadh works with the Thai Chamber of Commerce and Saudi–Thai Business Council to connect businesses and importers, including a business-delegation programme announced for May 2026.
The published delegation scope includes food, agricultural technology, healthcare, digital marketing and professional services. This illustrates cooperation areas, rather than confirmed SĀN CONNECT participants.
Open a topic for its scope, points to check and official references.
DTA · Air TransportLimited scope · in forceTax agreement · air transport onlyLimited to air-transport activities covered by the agreement.
Thailand’s Revenue Department lists the Saudi Arabia agreement as DTA (Air Transport). Its benefits should not be extended to ordinary goods, software or service income.
Checked 10 September 2026 · Selected relevant frameworks, not a complete treaty register · Dates use the Gregorian calendar.
03 · Explore the trade figures
Annual data · 2025Trade totals checked 2026-09-10
Thai exports to this market
2.60billion US dollars
8.86%decrease from 2024
Two-way trade with Thailand
7.44billion US dollars
Share of Thai exports
0.77%of all Thai merchandise exports
Product examples & meeting preparation+
Examples of Thai products exported to this market
HS 230910
Retail dog and cat food
16.49 million US dollars
HS 2008
Prepared or preserved fruit, nuts and other edible plant parts
12.20 million US dollars
The 2025 figures are Thai merchandise exports and bilateral goods trade. Selected HS examples cover only the named goods; they do not measure the full expanded sectors, technology markets, software or services.
Prepare your Thai supplier conversation
Ask about formulations and intended pets, production standards, minimum orders, samples and documentation readiness for your market.
For equipment, digital offers or services, separately identify the need, users, evaluators and decision-makers.
Change (%) = (2025 exports ÷ 2024 exports − 1) × 100, calculated before rounding. This measures Thai merchandise export growth, not GDP growth or a forecast.
Comparison and country data checked on 10 September 2026. Population and GDP use 2024 for a common period across countries. Trade uses Thailand as reporter and may differ from partner-reported statistics.
Source: United Nations Statistics Division (UN Comtrade). Reporter: Thailand; annual merchandise trade for 2025, in current US dollars. Two-way trade = exports + imports before rounding. Partner share uses Thailand’s world exports from the same dataset. Exports use FOB valuation; imports use CIF.
Examples are the two largest values within four checked product codes: HS 2008, 230910, 3304 and 9403. They are not the top exports across all products and do not cover every programme industry.
Figures are UN Comtrade aggregate records, may be revised and may differ between publication vintages. They are not company-level buyer data or sales guaranteed by the programme.
TRADE FACTS · CONNECTIONS WITH THAILAND
United States ↔ Thailand
Relations with Thailand
01 · Connections before commerce
Relations since 1833
Diplomatic relations began in 1833 through the Treaty of Amity and Commerce. The United States describes Thailand as an important trading partner and ally.
DTAIn forceDouble Tax AgreementCross-border income taxation, separate from goods import tariffs.
A DTA allocates income-tax rights and provides double-taxation relief. Eligibility depends on the income type, tax residence and applicable treaty provisions; it does not grant import-duty or VAT exemptions.
Register entry into force: 15 December 1997
For service fees or royalties, review the relevant articles, residence evidence and any applicable protocol or MLI modifications before claiming relief.
Checked 10 September 2026 · Selected relevant frameworks, not a complete treaty register · Dates use the Gregorian calendar.
03 · Explore the trade figures
Annual data · 2025Trade totals checked 2026-09-10
Thai exports to this market
72.60billion US dollars
31.81%increase from 2024
Two-way trade with Thailand
93.57billion US dollars
Share of Thai exports
21.34%of all Thai merchandise exports
Product examples & meeting preparation+
Examples of Thai products exported to this market
HS 230910
Retail dog and cat food
1,033.86 million US dollars
HS 9403
Other furniture and parts
768.26 million US dollars
The 2025 figures are Thai merchandise exports and bilateral goods trade. Selected HS examples cover only the named goods; they do not measure the full expanded sectors, technology markets, software or services.
Prepare your Thai supplier conversation
Ask about formulations and intended pets, production standards, minimum orders, samples and documentation readiness for your market.
For equipment, digital offers or services, separately identify the need, users, evaluators and decision-makers.
Annual merchandise trade, 2024–2025 · Reporter: Thailand · Partner: United States
Figures used on this page · billion USD
Measure
2024
2025
Thai exports
55.0805
72.5989
Thai imports
19.4330
20.9710
Two-way trade
74.5135
93.5699
Change (%) = (2025 exports ÷ 2024 exports − 1) × 100, calculated before rounding. This measures Thai merchandise export growth, not GDP growth or a forecast.
Comparison and country data checked on 10 September 2026. Population and GDP use 2024 for a common period across countries. Trade uses Thailand as reporter and may differ from partner-reported statistics.
Source: United Nations Statistics Division (UN Comtrade). Reporter: Thailand; annual merchandise trade for 2025, in current US dollars. Two-way trade = exports + imports before rounding. Partner share uses Thailand’s world exports from the same dataset. Exports use FOB valuation; imports use CIF.
Examples are the two largest values within four checked product codes: HS 2008, 230910, 3304 and 9403. They are not the top exports across all products and do not cover every programme industry.
Figures are UN Comtrade aggregate records, may be revised and may differ between publication vintages. They are not company-level buyer data or sales guaranteed by the programme.
TRADE FACTS · CONNECTIONS WITH THAILAND
Canada ↔ Thailand
Relations with Thailand
01 · Connections before commerce
Relations since 1961
Canada and Thailand established diplomatic relations in 1961 and cooperate both bilaterally and in international forums.
DTAIn forceDouble Tax AgreementCross-border income taxation, separate from goods import tariffs.
A DTA allocates income-tax rights and provides double-taxation relief. Eligibility depends on the income type, tax residence and applicable treaty provisions; it does not grant import-duty or VAT exemptions.
Register entry into force: 16 July 1985
For service fees or royalties, review the relevant articles, residence evidence and any applicable protocol or MLI modifications before claiming relief.
Checked 10 September 2026 · Selected relevant frameworks, not a complete treaty register · Dates use the Gregorian calendar.
03 · Explore the trade figures
Annual data · 2025Trade totals checked 2026-09-10
Thai exports to this market
2.59billion US dollars
21.47%increase from 2024
Two-way trade with Thailand
3.92billion US dollars
Share of Thai exports
0.76%of all Thai merchandise exports
Product examples & meeting preparation+
Examples of Thai products exported to this market
HS 230910
Retail dog and cat food
63.41 million US dollars
HS 2008
Prepared or preserved fruit, nuts and other edible plant parts
42.59 million US dollars
The 2025 figures are Thai merchandise exports and bilateral goods trade. Selected HS examples cover only the named goods; they do not measure the full expanded sectors, technology markets, software or services.
Prepare your Thai supplier conversation
Ask about formulations and intended pets, production standards, minimum orders, samples and documentation readiness for your market.
For equipment, digital offers or services, separately identify the need, users, evaluators and decision-makers.
Change (%) = (2025 exports ÷ 2024 exports − 1) × 100, calculated before rounding. This measures Thai merchandise export growth, not GDP growth or a forecast.
Comparison and country data checked on 10 September 2026. Population and GDP use 2024 for a common period across countries. Trade uses Thailand as reporter and may differ from partner-reported statistics.
Source: United Nations Statistics Division (UN Comtrade). Reporter: Thailand; annual merchandise trade for 2025, in current US dollars. Two-way trade = exports + imports before rounding. Partner share uses Thailand’s world exports from the same dataset. Exports use FOB valuation; imports use CIF.
Examples are the two largest values within four checked product codes: HS 2008, 230910, 3304 and 9403. They are not the top exports across all products and do not cover every programme industry.
Figures are UN Comtrade aggregate records, may be revised and may differ between publication vintages. They are not company-level buyer data or sales guaranteed by the programme.
TRADE FACTS · CONNECTIONS WITH THAILAND
United Kingdom ↔ Thailand
Relations with Thailand
01 · Connections before commerce
Strategic partnership and a cooperation roadmap
Thailand and the UK signed their Strategic Partnership Roadmap on 20 March 2024, spanning security, economic and international cooperation.
Open a topic for its scope, points to check and official references.
ETPCooperation frameworkUK–Thailand Enhanced Trade PartnershipTrade and investment, digital trade, finance, education and tourism.
Dialogue and cooperation framework
Signed on 18 September 2024 to deepen cooperation, address trade barriers and explore opportunities for a future FTA. ETP should be distinguished from a preferential-tariff FTA.
Prepare a business conversation
Identify the goods, services or digital components of the offer, and prepare specific standards, documentation and market-access questions.
DTAIn forceDouble Tax AgreementCross-border income taxation, separate from goods import tariffs.
A DTA allocates income-tax rights and provides double-taxation relief. Eligibility depends on the income type, tax residence and applicable treaty provisions; it does not grant import-duty or VAT exemptions.
Register entry into force: 20 November 1981
For service fees or royalties, review the relevant articles, residence evidence and any applicable protocol or MLI modifications before claiming relief.
Checked 10 September 2026 · Selected relevant frameworks, not a complete treaty register · Dates use the Gregorian calendar.
03 · Explore the trade figures
Annual data · 2025Trade totals checked 2026-09-10
Thai exports to this market
4.44billion US dollars
5.72%increase from 2024
Two-way trade with Thailand
6.85billion US dollars
Share of Thai exports
1.31%of all Thai merchandise exports
Product examples & meeting preparation+
Examples of Thai products exported to this market
HS 230910
Retail dog and cat food
103.08 million US dollars
HS 3304
Beauty, make-up and skin-care preparations
41.44 million US dollars
The 2025 figures are Thai merchandise exports and bilateral goods trade. Selected HS examples cover only the named goods; they do not measure the full expanded sectors, technology markets, software or services.
Prepare your Thai supplier conversation
Ask about formulations and intended pets, production standards, minimum orders, samples and documentation readiness for your market.
For equipment, digital offers or services, separately identify the need, users, evaluators and decision-makers.
Change (%) = (2025 exports ÷ 2024 exports − 1) × 100, calculated before rounding. This measures Thai merchandise export growth, not GDP growth or a forecast.
Comparison and country data checked on 10 September 2026. Population and GDP use 2024 for a common period across countries. Trade uses Thailand as reporter and may differ from partner-reported statistics.
Source: United Nations Statistics Division (UN Comtrade). Reporter: Thailand; annual merchandise trade for 2025, in current US dollars. Two-way trade = exports + imports before rounding. Partner share uses Thailand’s world exports from the same dataset. Exports use FOB valuation; imports use CIF.
Examples are the two largest values within four checked product codes: HS 2008, 230910, 3304 and 9403. They are not the top exports across all products and do not cover every programme industry.
Figures are UN Comtrade aggregate records, may be revised and may differ between publication vintages. They are not company-level buyer data or sales guaranteed by the programme.
TRADE FACTS · CONNECTIONS WITH THAILAND
Germany ↔ Thailand
Relations with Thailand
01 · Connections before commerce
Relations rooted in 1862
Diplomatic relations trace to the 1862 Treaty of Amity, Commerce and Navigation between Siam and the German Customs Union member states.
Germany supports climate cooperation through IKI, alongside university exchanges, DAAD scholarships and Goethe-Institut language and cultural programmes.
Open a topic for its scope, points to check and official references.
PCACooperation framework signedEU–Thailand Partnership and Cooperation AgreementA broad framework for relations and cross-sector cooperation.
Partnership and cooperation
Signed on 14 December 2022, covering cooperation across areas including the economy, environment, science and education. Signing the PCA is distinct from establishing preferential goods tariffs under an FTA.
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EU–Thailand FTAIn negotiationsEU–Thailand Free Trade AgreementNegotiations toward a trade and investment agreement.
Economic and trade agreement
Negotiations were relaunched in March 2023. The European Commission still lists the agreement as being negotiated at the check date; proposed FTA preferences are therefore not currently available under this agreement.
Prepare a business conversation
Base pricing and documentation on current rules; follow negotiations for future planning.
DTAIn forceDouble Tax AgreementCross-border income taxation, separate from goods import tariffs.
A DTA allocates income-tax rights and provides double-taxation relief. Eligibility depends on the income type, tax residence and applicable treaty provisions; it does not grant import-duty or VAT exemptions.
Register entry into force: 4 December 1968
For service fees or royalties, review the relevant articles, residence evidence and any applicable protocol or MLI modifications before claiming relief.
Checked 10 September 2026 · Selected relevant frameworks, not a complete treaty register · Dates use the Gregorian calendar.
03 · Explore the trade figures
Annual data · 2025Trade totals checked 2026-09-10
Thai exports to this market
5.73billion US dollars
7.59%increase from 2024
Two-way trade with Thailand
11.61billion US dollars
Share of Thai exports
1.69%of all Thai merchandise exports
Product examples & meeting preparation+
Examples of Thai products exported to this market
HS 230910
Retail dog and cat food
123.44 million US dollars
HS 2008
Prepared or preserved fruit, nuts and other edible plant parts
29.26 million US dollars
The 2025 figures are Thai merchandise exports and bilateral goods trade. Selected HS examples cover only the named goods; they do not measure the full expanded sectors, technology markets, software or services.
Prepare your Thai supplier conversation
Ask about formulations and intended pets, production standards, minimum orders, samples and documentation readiness for your market.
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Change (%) = (2025 exports ÷ 2024 exports − 1) × 100, calculated before rounding. This measures Thai merchandise export growth, not GDP growth or a forecast.
Comparison and country data checked on 10 September 2026. Population and GDP use 2024 for a common period across countries. Trade uses Thailand as reporter and may differ from partner-reported statistics.
Source: United Nations Statistics Division (UN Comtrade). Reporter: Thailand; annual merchandise trade for 2025, in current US dollars. Two-way trade = exports + imports before rounding. Partner share uses Thailand’s world exports from the same dataset. Exports use FOB valuation; imports use CIF.
Examples are the two largest values within four checked product codes: HS 2008, 230910, 3304 and 9403. They are not the top exports across all products and do not cover every programme industry.
Figures are UN Comtrade aggregate records, may be revised and may differ between publication vintages. They are not company-level buyer data or sales guaranteed by the programme.
TRADE FACTS · CONNECTIONS WITH THAILAND
Netherlands ↔ Thailand
Relations with Thailand
01 · Connections before commerce
Connections dating to Ayutthaya
Formal Dutch–Siamese trade relations date to 1604. Baan Hollanda in Ayutthaya presents the history of these connections.
Cooperation spans sustainable agriculture and food, knowledge and technology exchange, and water-resource management involving experts from both countries.
Open a topic for its scope, points to check and official references.
PCACooperation framework signedEU–Thailand Partnership and Cooperation AgreementA broad framework for relations and cross-sector cooperation.
Partnership and cooperation
Signed on 14 December 2022, covering cooperation across areas including the economy, environment, science and education. Signing the PCA is distinct from establishing preferential goods tariffs under an FTA.
Prepare a business conversation
Use it to identify relevant cooperation themes, then check the requirements of the specific programme or agency.
EU–Thailand FTAIn negotiationsEU–Thailand Free Trade AgreementNegotiations toward a trade and investment agreement.
Economic and trade agreement
Negotiations were relaunched in March 2023. The European Commission still lists the agreement as being negotiated at the check date; proposed FTA preferences are therefore not currently available under this agreement.
Prepare a business conversation
Base pricing and documentation on current rules; follow negotiations for future planning.
DTAIn forceDouble Tax AgreementCross-border income taxation, separate from goods import tariffs.
A DTA allocates income-tax rights and provides double-taxation relief. Eligibility depends on the income type, tax residence and applicable treaty provisions; it does not grant import-duty or VAT exemptions.
Register entry into force: 9 June 1976
For service fees or royalties, review the relevant articles, residence evidence and any applicable protocol or MLI modifications before claiming relief.
Checked 10 September 2026 · Selected relevant frameworks, not a complete treaty register · Dates use the Gregorian calendar.
03 · Explore the trade figures
Annual data · 2025Trade totals checked 2026-09-10
Thai exports to this market
7.02billion US dollars
9.22%increase from 2024
Two-way trade with Thailand
7.97billion US dollars
Share of Thai exports
2.06%of all Thai merchandise exports
Product examples & meeting preparation+
Examples of Thai products exported to this market
HS 2008
Prepared or preserved fruit, nuts and other edible plant parts
16.12 million US dollars
HS 230910
Retail dog and cat food
7.29 million US dollars
The 2025 figures are Thai merchandise exports and bilateral goods trade. Selected HS examples cover only the named goods; they do not measure the full expanded sectors, technology markets, software or services.
Prepare your Thai supplier conversation
Discuss ingredients, packaging formats, shelf life, trial quantities and the label information needed for your distribution channels.
For equipment, digital offers or services, separately identify the need, users, evaluators and decision-makers.
Change (%) = (2025 exports ÷ 2024 exports − 1) × 100, calculated before rounding. This measures Thai merchandise export growth, not GDP growth or a forecast.
Comparison and country data checked on 10 September 2026. Population and GDP use 2024 for a common period across countries. Trade uses Thailand as reporter and may differ from partner-reported statistics.
Source: United Nations Statistics Division (UN Comtrade). Reporter: Thailand; annual merchandise trade for 2025, in current US dollars. Two-way trade = exports + imports before rounding. Partner share uses Thailand’s world exports from the same dataset. Exports use FOB valuation; imports use CIF.
Examples are the two largest values within four checked product codes: HS 2008, 230910, 3304 and 9403. They are not the top exports across all products and do not cover every programme industry.
Figures are UN Comtrade aggregate records, may be revised and may differ between publication vintages. They are not company-level buyer data or sales guaranteed by the programme.
TRADE FACTS · CONNECTIONS WITH THAILAND
France ↔ Thailand
Relations with Thailand
01 · Connections before commerce
A history of relations and diplomacy
Relations include the Ayutthaya-era embassy led by Kosa Pan in 1686 and the Siam–France Treaty of Friendship and Trade in 1856.
Open a topic for its scope, points to check and official references.
PCACooperation framework signedEU–Thailand Partnership and Cooperation AgreementA broad framework for relations and cross-sector cooperation.
Partnership and cooperation
Signed on 14 December 2022, covering cooperation across areas including the economy, environment, science and education. Signing the PCA is distinct from establishing preferential goods tariffs under an FTA.
Prepare a business conversation
Use it to identify relevant cooperation themes, then check the requirements of the specific programme or agency.
EU–Thailand FTAIn negotiationsEU–Thailand Free Trade AgreementNegotiations toward a trade and investment agreement.
Economic and trade agreement
Negotiations were relaunched in March 2023. The European Commission still lists the agreement as being negotiated at the check date; proposed FTA preferences are therefore not currently available under this agreement.
Prepare a business conversation
Base pricing and documentation on current rules; follow negotiations for future planning.
DTAIn forceDouble Tax AgreementCross-border income taxation, separate from goods import tariffs.
A DTA allocates income-tax rights and provides double-taxation relief. Eligibility depends on the income type, tax residence and applicable treaty provisions; it does not grant import-duty or VAT exemptions.
Register entry into force: 29 August 1975
For service fees or royalties, review the relevant articles, residence evidence and any applicable protocol or MLI modifications before claiming relief.
Checked 10 September 2026 · Selected relevant frameworks, not a complete treaty register · Dates use the Gregorian calendar.
03 · Explore the trade figures
Annual data · 2025Trade totals checked 2026-09-10
Thai exports to this market
2.08billion US dollars
4.19%increase from 2024
Two-way trade with Thailand
4.91billion US dollars
Share of Thai exports
0.61%of all Thai merchandise exports
Product examples & meeting preparation+
Examples of Thai products exported to this market
HS 230910
Retail dog and cat food
19.61 million US dollars
HS 3304
Beauty, make-up and skin-care preparations
7.11 million US dollars
The 2025 figures are Thai merchandise exports and bilateral goods trade. Selected HS examples cover only the named goods; they do not measure the full expanded sectors, technology markets, software or services.
Prepare your Thai supplier conversation
Ask about formulations and intended pets, production standards, minimum orders, samples and documentation readiness for your market.
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Annual merchandise trade, 2024–2025 · Reporter: Thailand · Partner: France
Figures used on this page · billion USD
Measure
2024
2025
Thai exports
1.9943
2.0779
Thai imports
3.7168
2.8291
Two-way trade
5.7111
4.9070
Change (%) = (2025 exports ÷ 2024 exports − 1) × 100, calculated before rounding. This measures Thai merchandise export growth, not GDP growth or a forecast.
Comparison and country data checked on 10 September 2026. Population and GDP use 2024 for a common period across countries. Trade uses Thailand as reporter and may differ from partner-reported statistics.
Source: United Nations Statistics Division (UN Comtrade). Reporter: Thailand; annual merchandise trade for 2025, in current US dollars. Two-way trade = exports + imports before rounding. Partner share uses Thailand’s world exports from the same dataset. Exports use FOB valuation; imports use CIF.
Examples are the two largest values within four checked product codes: HS 2008, 230910, 3304 and 9403. They are not the top exports across all products and do not cover every programme industry.
Figures are UN Comtrade aggregate records, may be revised and may differ between publication vintages. They are not company-level buyer data or sales guaranteed by the programme.
WHY THAILAND, WHY NOW?
Thai capability. Connected to the world.
Discover Thai products with potential—and solutions for your business—at SĀN CONNECT. Meet Thai Suppliers, explore capabilities and start a focused sourcing conversation.
¹ Country export ranking in the 2024 WITS extract, excluding the EU aggregate. ² Growth from 2023 to 2024 among the 25 largest wellness markets. GWI ↗
Select a country to explore its trade connection.
Thailand → leading export destinations · 2024
Pet foodPrepared tunaCassava starchWellness economy · Thailand only
Line width uses one square-root USD scale across the three goods categories, with a minimum visible width. Lines indicate trade relationships, not transport routes. Wellness is a domestic economic measure and has no export lines.
Explore 160 export destinations across the three goods categories. Select a country or a line to reveal the market and its reported value.
Global strengths. Your next Thai connection.
All three export categories are visible together. Choose a number above or a route on the map to explore its destinations, values and sourcing context.
Historical national statistics, not SĀN event results. Sources and definitions are available in each topic.
Dog and cat food, put up for retail sale · HS 230910
A global base for pet nutrition.
#2Thailand · exporter rank¹
Thai exports worldwide2.69 billion USD
Leading destinations USD million
Explore all mapped markets · 89 ↗
Other destinations in the published total1,012.25
Explore formulation, OEM capability, ingredient origin and packaging with a relevant Supplier.
¹ Ranking compares gross export values among reporting countries in the WITS / UN Comtrade extract, excluding the EU aggregate to avoid duplicate counting. Map values are a different view: Thailand as reporter, by destination. H0 product classification, calendar year 2024, current USD. Original values in 1,000 USD are divided by 1,000 for millions or 1,000,000 for billions.
This category does not cover all animal feed, pet products or PetTech.
Exporter comparison · original 1,000 USD
Reporting country
2024
Germany
3,181,935.95
Thailand
2,686,493.07
United States
2,520,705.49
Poland
2,408,396.05
France
2,315,863.15
Top destinations + all other destinations reconcile to Thailand’s total before display rounding. Country endpoints use Natural Earth label coordinates. Curves interpolate between those endpoints, with a visual offset to separate categories. No port or transport-mode data is implied.
Sources checked 10 September 2026. Historical trade figures are not SĀN event results.
The map includes positive-value destinations with an unambiguous country or economy match. Aggregated or ambiguous partner codes, including “Other Asia, nes” and the legacy Serbia/Montenegro label, remain in published totals but are not assigned to a country. Displayed country lines therefore need not sum to the published world total.
¹ Ranking compares gross export values among reporting countries in the WITS / UN Comtrade extract, excluding the EU aggregate to avoid duplicate counting. Map values are a different view: Thailand as reporter, by destination. H0 product classification, calendar year 2024, current USD. Original values in 1,000 USD are divided by 1,000 for millions or 1,000,000 for billions.
Export leadership is not a product-level sustainability certification.
Exporter comparison · original 1,000 USD
Reporting country
2024
Thailand
2,498,536.84
Ecuador
1,410,291.64
China
1,052,565.00
Spain
797,326.74
Philippines
417,756.27
Top destinations + all other destinations reconcile to Thailand’s total before display rounding. Country endpoints use Natural Earth label coordinates. Curves interpolate between those endpoints, with a visual offset to separate categories. No port or transport-mode data is implied.
Sources checked 10 September 2026. Historical trade figures are not SĀN event results.
Cassava starch · HS 110814
A Thai ingredient with many possibilities.
#1Thailand · exporter rank¹
Thai exports worldwide1.62 billion USD
Leading destinations USD million
Explore all mapped markets · 93 ↗
Other destinations in the published total343.57
Explore food formulation and material applications. Verify performance, ingredients and disposal conditions for each finished product.
¹ Ranking compares gross export values among reporting countries in the WITS / UN Comtrade extract, excluding the EU aggregate to avoid duplicate counting. Map values are a different view: Thailand as reporter, by destination. H0 product classification, calendar year 2024, current USD. Original values in 1,000 USD are divided by 1,000 for millions or 1,000,000 for billions.
Ranked among countries reporting in this WITS extract; country coverage may be incomplete. Plant-based materials are not automatically compostable.
Exporter comparison · original 1,000 USD
Reporting country
2024
Thailand
1,618,976.74
Cambodia
27,868.40
Brazil
27,336.03
Netherlands
23,343.60
Paraguay
19,530.38
Top destinations + all other destinations reconcile to Thailand’s total before display rounding. Country endpoints use Natural Earth label coordinates. Curves interpolate between those endpoints, with a visual offset to separate categories. No port or transport-mode data is implied.
Sources checked 10 September 2026. Historical trade figures are not SĀN event results.
Thailand’s wellness economy · GWI definition
Wellness, with room to grow.
42.7billion USD · wellness economy
Annual growth reported by GWI↗ 10.1%
202338.8
202442.7
billion USD · zero-based bars
Wellness tourism#15 globally · USD 14 bn
Connect wellness, healthy ageing and relevant technology around a specific user need.
GWI estimates 11 wellness sectors. Reported growth uses unrounded estimates; the displayed 38.8 and 42.7 are rounded. This is national market context, not event revenue or an environmental outcome.
GWI’s economy covers 11 sectors and is broader than the SĀN CONNECT industry scope. Values are rounded.
Sources checked 10 September 2026. Historical trade figures are not SĀN event results.
Industry Access — 4 Core + 1 Selective
Four core industries + one selective category. Technology & Innovation sits within each relevant industry; Digital Solutions is one offer type.
OEM / ODM and Packaging are capabilities or related services within the appropriate industry.
Explore the local character through Wat Khun Inthapramun and Wat Muang, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative sourcing scene · SĀN CONNECTBangkokRiverside hotels · wellness · business hospitality
Explore the local character through Wat Phra Kaew and Wat Pho, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative service concept · not a named hotel or confirmed partnerBueng KanMud-dyed cloth · Bueng Kan pineapple
Explore the local character through Bueng Khong Long and Phu Wua Wildlife Sanctuary, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative sourcing scene · SĀN CONNECTBuriramVolcanic-soil jasmine rice · silk
Explore the local character through Phanom Rung Historical Park and Prasat Muang Tam, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative sourcing scene · SĀN CONNECTChachoengsaoBang Pakong hospitality · industry · culture
Explore the local character through Wat Sothon Wararam and Ban Mai Riverside Quarter, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative service concept · not a named hotel or confirmed partnerChai NatKhao Taengkwa pomelo · Chai Nat rice
Explore the local character through Chao Phraya Dam and Wat Phra Kaew, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative sourcing scene · SĀN CONNECTChaiyaphumChaiyaphum silk · woven textiles
Explore the local character through Pa Hin Ngam National Park and Sai Thong National Park, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative sourcing scene · SĀN CONNECTChanthaburiHeritage hospitality · fine gems · design
Explore the local character through Chanthaboon Waterfront and Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative service concept · not a named hotel or confirmed partnerChiang MaiBoutique retreats · Lanna culture · wellness
Explore the local character through Wat Phra That Doi Suthep and Doi Inthanon National Park, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative service concept · not a named hotel or confirmed partnerChiang RaiMountain retreats · art · personalised hospitality
Explore the local character through White Temple and Blue Temple, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative service concept · not a named hotel or confirmed partnerChonburiCoastal resorts · meetings · business hospitality
Explore the local character through Bang Saen Beach and Ko Si Chang, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative service concept · not a named hotel or confirmed partnerChumphonRobusta coffee · bananas · durian
Explore the local character through Chumphon National Museum and Prince of Chumphon Shrine, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Explore the local character through Kamphaeng Phet Historical Park and Kamphaeng Phet National Museum, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Explore the local character through Bridge over the River Kwai and Hellfire Pass Interpretive Centre, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative service concept · not a named hotel or confirmed partnerKhon KaenBusiness hotels · Isaan experiences · meeting services
Explore the local character through Phra Mahathat Kaen Nakhon and Bueng Kaen Nakhon, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative service concept · not a named hotel or confirmed partnerKrabiAndaman resorts · wellness · coastal experiences
Explore the local character through Railay Beach and Than Bok Khorani National Park, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative service concept · not a named hotel or confirmed partnerLampangHeritage hospitality · design · Lanna architecture
Explore the local character through Wat Phra That Lampang Luang and Kad Kong Ta, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative service concept · not a named hotel or confirmed partnerLamphunLongan · garlic · woven textiles
Explore the local character through Wat Phra That Hariphunchai and Hariphunchai National Museum, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative sourcing scene · SĀN CONNECTLoeiHighland coffee · macadamia · passion fruit
Explore the local character through Phu Kradueng National Park and Phu Ruea National Park, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative sourcing scene · SĀN CONNECTLopburiLopburi marl · local agricultural products
Explore the local character through Phra Prang Sam Yot and King Narai's Palace, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative sourcing scene · SĀN CONNECTMae Hong SonMountain retreats · Shan architecture · restorative travel
Explore the local character through Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu and Wat Chong Kham and Wat Chong Klang, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative service concept · not a named hotel or confirmed partnerMaha SarakhamWoven silk · Borabue jicama
Explore the local character through Phra That Na Dun and Ku Santarat, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative sourcing scene · SĀN CONNECTMukdahanCross-border trade · distribution services
Explore the local character through Ho Kaeo Mukdahan and Phu Pha Thoep National Park, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative sourcing scene · SĀN CONNECTNakhon NayokLocal fruit · agricultural products
Explore the local character through Khun Dan Prakan Chon Dam and Sarika Waterfall, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Explore the local character through Khao Yai National Park and Phimai Historical Park, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative service concept · not a named hotel or confirmed partnerNakhon SawanPandan-fragrant rice · local food processing
Explore the local character through Bueng Boraphet and Nakhon Sawan Tower, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative sourcing scene · SĀN CONNECTNakhon Si ThammaratCoastal retreats · southern arts · hospitality
Explore the local character through Wat Phra Mahathat Woramahawihan and Nakhon Si Thammarat National Museum, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative service concept · not a named hotel or confirmed partnerNanBoutique stays · Nan artistry · cultural experiences
Explore the local character through Wat Phumin and Nan National Museum, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative service concept · not a named hotel or confirmed partnerNarathiwatHom Kradang Nga rice · local fruit
Explore the local character through Wadi Al-Husein Mosque and Narathiwat Central Mosque, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative sourcing scene · SĀN CONNECTNong Bua LamphuRice · local agricultural processing
Explore the local character through Wat Tham Klong Phen and Shell Fossil Museum, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative sourcing scene · SĀN CONNECTNong KhaiMekong fish · local agricultural products
Explore the local character through Sala Kaeo Ku and Wat Pho Chai, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Explore the local character through Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat and Sergeant Major Thawee Folk Museum, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative sourcing scene · SĀN CONNECTPhra Nakhon Si AyutthayaRiverside hotels · Ayutthaya heritage · production discovery
Explore the local character through Ayutthaya Historical Park and Wat Chaiwatthanaram, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative service concept · not a named hotel or confirmed partnerPhraeMo Hom textiles · local craft
Explore the local character through Khum Chao Luang and Wongburi House, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Explore the local character through Phuket Old Town and Phromthep Cape, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative service concept · not a named hotel or confirmed partnerPrachinburiManufacturing · production technology
Explore the local character through Chao Phraya Abhaibhubejhr Building and Prachin Buri National Museum, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative sourcing scene · SĀN CONNECTPrachuap Khiri KhanHua Hin hotels · wellness · seaside heritage
Explore the local character through Hua Hin Beach and Hua Hin Railway Station, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative service concept · not a named hotel or confirmed partnerRanongSeafood · cashew nuts · rubber
Explore the local character through Rattanarangsan Palace and Raksawarin Hot Springs, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Explore the local character through Wat Pa Maha Chedi Kaeo and Prasat Sa Kamphaeng Yai, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative sourcing scene · SĀN CONNECTSongkhlaHeritage hotels · southern cuisine · business hospitality
Explore the local character through Songkhla Old Town and Samila Beach, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative service concept · not a named hotel or confirmed partnerSukhothaiBoutique hospitality · Sukhothai heritage · art experiences
Explore the local character through Sukhothai Historical Park and Si Satchanalai Historical Park, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative service concept · not a named hotel or confirmed partnerSuphan BuriWater chestnuts · rice · prepared foods
Explore the local character through Wat Pa Lelai Worawihan and Sam Chuk Old Market, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Explore the local character through Pha Taem National Park and Wat Phra That Nong Bua, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative service concept · not a named hotel or confirmed partnerUdon ThaniBusiness hospitality · Ban Chiang heritage · curated travel
Explore the local character through Ban Chiang Archaeological Site and Phu Phrabat Historical Park, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative service concept · not a named hotel or confirmed partnerUthai ThaniGiant gourami · local agricultural products
Explore the local character through Wat Uposatharam and Wat Tha Sung, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative sourcing scene · SĀN CONNECTUttaraditLaplae durian · langsat
Explore the local character through Phu Soi Dao National Park and Ton Sak Yai National Park, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Illustrative sourcing scene · SĀN CONNECTYalaBetong chicken · Shogun oranges
Explore the local character through Yala Central Mosque and Khwan Mueang Park, alongside the products and services highlighted here.
Explore grading, ingredient specifications, processing, packaging and shelf life. Match quantities and certification requirements to your destination market.
Sourcing angles suggested by SĀN
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Buddha Utthayan
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
02
Wat Tham Saeng Phet
Explore cave formations and the stories around them.
03
Wat Phra Lao Thep Nimit
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
Discuss materials, design adaptation, consistent quality and production lead times. Local craft can inform a distinctive retail or hospitality collection.
Sourcing angles suggested by SĀN
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Wat Khun Inthapramun
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
02
Wat Muang
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
03
Wat Sang Kratai
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
04
Wat Pa Mok
Temple architecture set against a riverside landscape.
05
Wat Chaiyo Worawihan
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
Riverside hotels · wellness · business hospitality
Service opportunities proposed for exploration by SĀN
Turn a visit into a business conversation
Discuss service standards, guest experience design, quality assurance and cooperation with Thai operators. Define the customer segment and expected service level in your sourcing brief.
Providers and study-visit arrangements follow programme confirmation.
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Wat Phra Kaew
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
02
Wat Pho
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
03
Wat Arun
Temple architecture set against a riverside landscape.
04
Wat Ratchanaddaram
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
05
Golden Mount
A landscape viewpoint to include in a regional discovery route.
Discuss materials, design adaptation, consistent quality and production lead times. Local craft can inform a distinctive retail or hospitality collection.
Sourcing angles suggested by SĀN
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Bueng Khong Long
Discover waterside scenery and the surrounding landscape.
02
Phu Wua Wildlife Sanctuary
Explore natural landscapes and their ecosystems.
03
Chet Si Waterfall
Discover waterfall scenery and nature routes.
04
Wat Sawang Arom
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
05
Three Whale Rock
Explore distinctive rock formations and natural landscapes.
Explore grading, ingredient specifications, processing, packaging and shelf life. Match quantities and certification requirements to your destination market.
Sourcing angles suggested by SĀN
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Phanom Rung Historical Park
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
02
Prasat Muang Tam
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
03
Khao Kradong Forest Park
A landscape viewpoint to include in a regional discovery route.
04
Prasat Nong Hong
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
05
Huai Talat Reservoir
Discover waterside scenery and the surrounding landscape.
Service opportunities proposed for exploration by SĀN
Turn a visit into a business conversation
Discuss service standards, guest experience design, quality assurance and cooperation with Thai operators. Define the customer segment and expected service level in your sourcing brief.
Providers and study-visit arrangements follow programme confirmation.
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Wat Sothon Wararam
Temple architecture set against a riverside landscape.
02
Ban Mai Riverside Quarter
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
03
Wat Saman Rattanaram
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
04
Wat Pak Nam Jolo
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
Explore grading, ingredient specifications, processing, packaging and shelf life. Match quantities and certification requirements to your destination market.
Sourcing angles suggested by SĀN
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Chao Phraya Dam
Explore the river landscape and waterside life.
02
Wat Phra Kaew
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
03
Wat Mahathat Sankhaburi
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
04
Wat Khositaram
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
05
Bueng Krachap Yai
Discover waterside scenery and the surrounding landscape.
Discuss materials, design adaptation, consistent quality and production lead times. Local craft can inform a distinctive retail or hospitality collection.
Sourcing angles suggested by SĀN
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Pa Hin Ngam National Park
Explore natural landscapes and their ecosystems.
02
Sai Thong National Park
Explore natural landscapes and their ecosystems.
03
Tat Ton Waterfall
Discover waterfall scenery and nature routes.
04
Prang Ku
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
05
Mo Hin Khao
Explore distinctive rock formations and natural landscapes.
Service opportunities proposed for exploration by SĀN
Turn a visit into a business conversation
Discuss service standards, guest experience design, quality assurance and cooperation with Thai operators. Define the customer segment and expected service level in your sourcing brief.
Providers and study-visit arrangements follow programme confirmation.
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Chanthaboon Waterfront
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
02
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
03
Namtok Phlio National Park
Discover waterfall scenery and nature routes.
04
Noen Nangphaya Viewpoint
Explore coastal scenery and the maritime landscape.
05
Chao Lao Beach
A beach setting for extending a business trip with leisure.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Wat Phra That Doi Suthep
A landscape viewpoint to include in a regional discovery route.
02
Doi Inthanon National Park
Explore natural landscapes and their ecosystems.
03
Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden
Discover plant collections and landscape design.
04
Royal Park Rajapruek
Discover plant collections and landscape design.
05
Nimmanhaemin District
A creative district connecting design, dining and city life.
Mountain retreats · art · personalised hospitality
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
White Temple
Encounter distinctive art and creative perspectives.
02
Blue Temple
Encounter distinctive art and creative perspectives.
03
Mae Fah Luang Art and Cultural Park
Encounter distinctive art and creative perspectives.
04
Wat Phra Kaew
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
05
Oub Kham Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Bang Saen Beach
A beach setting for extending a business trip with leisure.
02
Ko Si Chang
Island landscapes and marine experiences; plan for the season.
03
Ko Lan
Island landscapes and marine experiences; plan for the season.
04
Sanctuary of Truth
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
05
Khao Chi Chan
A landscape viewpoint to include in a regional discovery route.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Chumphon National Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
02
Prince of Chumphon Shrine
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
03
Wat Chao Fa Sala Loi
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
04
Mu Ko Chumphon National Park
Island landscapes and marine experiences; plan for the season.
05
Thung Wua Laen Beach
A beach setting for extending a business trip with leisure.
Discuss materials, design adaptation, consistent quality and production lead times. Local craft can inform a distinctive retail or hospitality collection.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Sirindhorn Museum
An educational experience connecting science with the real world.
02
Mueang Fa Daet Song Yang
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
03
Wat Pho Chai Semaram
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
04
Phu Po Buddhist Site
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
05
Lam Pao Dam
Discover waterside scenery and the surrounding landscape.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Kamphaeng Phet Historical Park
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
02
Kamphaeng Phet National Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
03
Wat Phra Borommathat Nakhon Chum
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
04
Wat Khu Yang
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
05
Chaloem Phrakiat Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
River Kwai resorts · nature · historical experiences
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Bridge over the River Kwai
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
02
Hellfire Pass Interpretive Centre
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
03
Erawan National Park
Discover waterfall scenery and nature routes.
04
Mueang Sing Historical Park
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
05
Mon Bridge Sangkhlaburi
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
Business hotels · Isaan experiences · meeting services
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Phra Mahathat Kaen Nakhon
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
02
Bueng Kaen Nakhon
Discover waterside scenery and the surrounding landscape.
03
Phra That Kham Kaen
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
04
Wat Chai Si
Explore murals and details of regional artistry.
05
Khon Kaen National Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Railay Beach
A beach setting for extending a business trip with leisure.
02
Than Bok Khorani National Park
Explore natural landscapes and their ecosystems.
03
Ko Lanta
Island landscapes and marine experiences; plan for the season.
04
Ko Hong
Island landscapes and marine experiences; plan for the season.
Service opportunities proposed for exploration by SĀN
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Wat Phra That Lampang Luang
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
02
Kad Kong Ta
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
03
Ban Sao Nak
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
04
Chae Son National Park
Natural hot springs for a restorative travel experience.
05
Wat Pong Sanuk
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Wat Phra That Hariphunchai
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
02
Hariphunchai National Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
03
Wat Chamthewi
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
04
Wat Phra Yuen
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
05
Ku Chang Ku Ma
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Phu Kradueng National Park
Explore natural landscapes and their ecosystems.
02
Phu Ruea National Park
Explore natural landscapes and their ecosystems.
03
Chiang Khan
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
04
Wat Si Khun Mueang
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
05
Phi Ta Khon Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
Discuss composition, testing and the intended use of each ingredient. Check safety evidence and destination-market requirements before product development.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Phra Prang Sam Yot
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
02
King Narai's Palace
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
03
Ban Wichayen
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
04
Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
05
San Phra Kan
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu
A landscape viewpoint to include in a regional discovery route.
02
Wat Chong Kham and Wat Chong Klang
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
03
Ban Rak Thai
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
04
Pang Ung
Discover waterside scenery and the surrounding landscape.
05
Tham Lot
Explore cave formations and the stories around them.
Discuss materials, design adaptation, consistent quality and production lead times. Local craft can inform a distinctive retail or hospitality collection.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Phra That Na Dun
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
02
Ku Santarat
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
03
Ku Mahathat Ban Khwao
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
04
Wat Phuttha Mongkhon
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Ho Kaeo Mukdahan
A landscape viewpoint to include in a regional discovery route.
02
Phu Pha Thoep National Park
Explore distinctive rock formations and natural landscapes.
03
Wat Roi Phra Phutthabat Phu Manorom
A landscape viewpoint to include in a regional discovery route.
04
Wat Si Mongkhon Tai
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Khun Dan Prakan Chon Dam
Discover waterside scenery and the surrounding landscape.
02
Sarika Waterfall
Discover waterfall scenery and nature routes.
03
Nang Rong Waterfall
Discover waterfall scenery and nature routes.
04
Wat Maniwong
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
05
Wat Phrammani
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Phra Pathom Chedi
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
02
Sanam Chandra Palace
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
03
Phutthamonthon
Green surroundings for a pause between visits.
04
Tha Na Riverside Quarter
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
05
Wat Rai Khing
Temple architecture set against a riverside landscape.
Discuss materials, design adaptation, consistent quality and production lead times. Local craft can inform a distinctive retail or hospitality collection.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Wat Phra That Phanom
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
02
Former Governor's Residence
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
03
Ho Chi Minh House
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
04
Vietnamese Memorial Clock Tower
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Khao Yai National Park
Explore natural landscapes and their ecosystems.
02
Phimai Historical Park
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
03
Prasat Phanom Wan
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
04
Maha Viravong National Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
05
Thao Suranari Monument
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Bueng Boraphet
Discover waterside scenery and the surrounding landscape.
02
Nakhon Sawan Tower
A landscape viewpoint to include in a regional discovery route.
03
Chao Phraya Confluence
Explore the river landscape and waterside life.
04
Wat Khiriwong
A landscape viewpoint to include in a regional discovery route.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Wat Phra Mahathat Woramahawihan
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
02
Nakhon Si Thammarat National Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
03
Old City Wall
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
04
Khiri Wong Village
Explore natural landscapes and their ecosystems.
05
Khanom Beach
A beach setting for extending a business trip with leisure.
Boutique stays · Nan artistry · cultural experiences
Service opportunities proposed for exploration by SĀN
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Wat Phumin
Explore murals and details of regional artistry.
02
Nan National Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
03
Chao Fongkham House
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
04
Nan Riverside Art Gallery
Encounter distinctive art and creative perspectives.
05
Doi Samer Dao
A landscape viewpoint to include in a regional discovery route.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Wadi Al-Husein Mosque
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
02
Narathiwat Central Mosque
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
03
Narathat Beach
A beach setting for extending a business trip with leisure.
04
Ao Manao–Khao Tanyong National Park
Explore coastal scenery and the maritime landscape.
05
Phra Phuttha Thaksin Ming Mongkhon
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Wat Tham Klong Phen
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
02
Shell Fossil Museum
An educational experience connecting science with the real world.
03
Phu Phan Noi
A landscape viewpoint to include in a regional discovery route.
04
Nong Bua Lake
Discover waterside scenery and the surrounding landscape.
05
Wat Si Khun Mueang
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Sala Kaeo Ku
Encounter distinctive art and creative perspectives.
02
Wat Pho Chai
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
03
Phra That Bang Phuan
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
04
Wat Pha Tak Suea
A landscape viewpoint to include in a regional discovery route.
Discuss materials, design adaptation, consistent quality and production lead times. Local craft can inform a distinctive retail or hospitality collection.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Ko Kret
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
02
Wat Paramaiyikawat
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
03
Wat Chaloem Phra Kiat
Temple architecture set against a riverside landscape.
04
Nonthaburi Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
Business hospitality · wellness · innovation discovery
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
National Science Museum
An educational experience connecting science with the real world.
02
Lotus Museum
Discover plant collections and landscape design.
03
Wat Bot Sam Khok
Temple architecture set against a riverside landscape.
04
Wat Chedi Hoi
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
05
Supreme Artist Hall
Encounter distinctive art and creative perspectives.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Pattani Central Mosque
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
02
Krue Se Mosque
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
03
Lim Ko Niao Shrine
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
04
Pattani Old Town
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
05
Laem Tachi
Explore coastal scenery and the maritime landscape.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Phang Nga Bay
Explore coastal scenery and the maritime landscape.
02
Khao Lak
A beach setting for extending a business trip with leisure.
03
Ko Yao Noi
Island landscapes and marine experiences; plan for the season.
04
Takua Pa Old Town
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
05
Mu Ko Similan National Park
Island landscapes and marine experiences; plan for the season.
Discuss materials, design adaptation, consistent quality and production lead times. Local craft can inform a distinctive retail or hospitality collection.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Thale Noi
Discover waterside scenery and the surrounding landscape.
02
Wat Khuha Sawan
Explore cave formations and the stories around them.
03
Wat Wang
Explore murals and details of regional artistry.
04
Phatthalung Governors' Palaces
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
05
Saen Suk Lampam
Discover waterside scenery and the surrounding landscape.
Discuss materials, design adaptation, consistent quality and production lead times. Local craft can inform a distinctive retail or hospitality collection.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Kwan Phayao
Discover waterside scenery and the surrounding landscape.
02
Wat Si Khom Kham
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
03
Wat Phra That Chom Thong
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
04
Phu Sang National Park
Explore natural landscapes and their ecosystems.
05
Phu Langka Forest Park
A landscape viewpoint to include in a regional discovery route.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Tat Mok National Park
Discover waterfall scenery and nature routes.
02
Huai Pa Daeng Reservoir
Discover waterside scenery and the surrounding landscape.
03
Wat Mahathat
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
04
Khao Kho
A landscape viewpoint to include in a regional discovery route.
05
Wat Phra That Pha Sorn Kaew
Encounter distinctive art and creative perspectives.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Phra Nakhon Khiri Historical Park
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
02
Mrigadayavan Palace
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
03
Khao Luang Cave
Explore cave formations and the stories around them.
04
Cha-am Beach
A beach setting for extending a business trip with leisure.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Bueng Si Fai
Discover waterside scenery and the surrounding landscape.
02
Wat Tha Luang
Temple architecture set against a riverside landscape.
03
Phichit Old City Park
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
04
Wat Nakhon Chum
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
05
Wat Khao Rup Chang
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
02
Sergeant Major Thawee Folk Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
03
Chan Palace
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
04
Wat Ratchaburana
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
Riverside hotels · Ayutthaya heritage · production discovery
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Ayutthaya Historical Park
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
02
Wat Chaiwatthanaram
Temple architecture set against a riverside landscape.
03
Wat Phra Si Sanphet
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
04
Bang Pa-In Palace
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
05
Chao Sam Phraya National Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
Discuss materials, design adaptation, consistent quality and production lead times. Local craft can inform a distinctive retail or hospitality collection.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Khum Chao Luang
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
02
Wongburi House
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
03
Phae Mueang Phi
Explore distinctive rock formations and natural landscapes.
04
Wat Phra That Cho Hae
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
05
Wat Phra Non
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Phuket Old Town
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
02
Phromthep Cape
Explore coastal scenery and the maritime landscape.
03
Kata Beach
A beach setting for extending a business trip with leisure.
04
Mai Khao Beach
A beach setting for extending a business trip with leisure.
05
Wat Chalong
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Chao Phraya Abhaibhubejhr Building
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
02
Prachin Buri National Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
03
Wat Kaeo Phichit
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
04
Si Mahosot Ancient City
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
05
Yusuksuwan Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Hua Hin Beach
A beach setting for extending a business trip with leisure.
02
Hua Hin Railway Station
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
03
Phraya Nakhon Cave
Explore cave formations and the stories around them.
04
Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park
Explore natural landscapes and their ecosystems.
05
Ao Manao
A beach setting for extending a business trip with leisure.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Rattanarangsan Palace
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
02
Raksawarin Hot Springs
Natural hot springs for a restorative travel experience.
03
Phu Khao Ya
A landscape viewpoint to include in a regional discovery route.
04
Punyaban Waterfall
Discover waterfall scenery and nature routes.
05
Ngao Mangrove Forest
Discover mangrove habitats and coastal ecosystems.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Khao Bin Cave
Explore cave formations and the stories around them.
02
Khao Ngu Stone Park
Explore distinctive rock formations and natural landscapes.
03
Ratchaburi National Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
04
Wat Mahathat Worawihan
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
Seaside retreats · advanced industry · hospitality
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Ko Samet
Island landscapes and marine experiences; plan for the season.
02
Thung Prong Thong
Discover mangrove habitats and coastal ecosystems.
03
Yomjinda Old Town
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
04
Mae Ramphueng Beach
A beach setting for extending a business trip with leisure.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Bueng Phalan Chai
Discover waterside scenery and the surrounding landscape.
02
Wat Buraphaphiram
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
03
Roi Et National Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
04
Wat Klang Ming Mueang
Explore murals and details of regional artistry.
05
Phra Maha Chedi Chai Mongkhon
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Prasat Sdok Kok Thom
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
02
Prasat Khao Noi Si Chomphu
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
03
Wat Tham Khao Chakan
Explore cave formations and the stories around them.
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Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Phra That Choeng Chum
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
02
Nong Han
Discover waterside scenery and the surrounding landscape.
03
Phra That Narai Cheng Weng
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
04
Phu Phan National Park
Explore natural landscapes and their ecosystems.
05
Ajahn Man Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
Business hospitality · industrial innovation · study visits
Service opportunities proposed for exploration by SĀN
Turn a visit into a business conversation
Discuss service standards, guest experience design, quality assurance and cooperation with Thai operators. Define the customer segment and expected service level in your sourcing brief.
Providers and study-visit arrangements follow programme confirmation.
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Ancient City
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
02
Erawan Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
03
Bang Krachao
Green surroundings for a pause between visits.
04
Bang Pu
Explore coastal scenery and the maritime landscape.
05
Phra Chulachomklao Fort
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
Explore grading, ingredient specifications, processing, packaging and shelf life. Match quantities and certification requirements to your destination market.
Sourcing angles suggested by SĀN
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Phan Thai Norasing Shrine
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
02
Red Bridge
Explore coastal scenery and the maritime landscape.
03
Wat Krok Krak
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
04
Wat Tha Mai
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
05
Wat Yai Ban Bo
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
Explore grading, ingredient specifications, processing, packaging and shelf life. Match quantities and certification requirements to your destination market.
Sourcing angles suggested by SĀN
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Amphawa Canal Quarter
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
02
King Rama II Memorial Park
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
03
Wat Bang Kung
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
04
Don Hoi Lot
Explore coastal scenery and the maritime landscape.
05
Wat Phet Samut Worawihan
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
Explore grading, ingredient specifications, processing, packaging and shelf life. Match quantities and certification requirements to your destination market.
Sourcing angles suggested by SĀN
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Namtok Sam Lan National Park
Explore natural landscapes and their ecosystems.
02
Krok E Dok Waterfall
Discover waterfall scenery and nature routes.
03
Tham Si Wilai
Explore cave formations and the stories around them.
04
Wat Phra Phutthabat
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
05
Wat Phra Phutthachai
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
Explore grading, ingredient specifications, processing, packaging and shelf life. Match quantities and certification requirements to your destination market.
Sourcing angles suggested by SĀN
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Satun National Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
02
Tarutao National Park
Island landscapes and marine experiences; plan for the season.
03
Ko Lipe
Island landscapes and marine experiences; plan for the season.
04
Phu Pha Phet Cave
Explore cave formations and the stories around them.
Explore grading, ingredient specifications, processing, packaging and shelf life. Match quantities and certification requirements to your destination market.
Sourcing angles suggested by SĀN
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Wat Phra Non Chaksi
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
02
Wat Phikun Thong
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
03
Wat Sai
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
04
Bang Rachan Memorial Park
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
05
Wat Pho Kao Ton
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
Explore grading, ingredient specifications, processing, packaging and shelf life. Match quantities and certification requirements to your destination market.
Sourcing angles suggested by SĀN
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Wat Pa Maha Chedi Kaeo
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
02
Prasat Sa Kamphaeng Yai
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
03
Prasat Sa Kamphaeng Noi
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
04
Prasat Prang Ku
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
05
Prasat Tamnak Sai
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
Heritage hotels · southern cuisine · business hospitality
Service opportunities proposed for exploration by SĀN
Turn a visit into a business conversation
Discuss service standards, guest experience design, quality assurance and cooperation with Thai operators. Define the customer segment and expected service level in your sourcing brief.
Providers and study-visit arrangements follow programme confirmation.
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Songkhla Old Town
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
02
Samila Beach
A beach setting for extending a business trip with leisure.
03
Ko Yo
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
04
Tang Kuan Hill
A landscape viewpoint to include in a regional discovery route.
05
Songkhla National Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
Boutique hospitality · Sukhothai heritage · art experiences
Service opportunities proposed for exploration by SĀN
Turn a visit into a business conversation
Discuss service standards, guest experience design, quality assurance and cooperation with Thai operators. Define the customer segment and expected service level in your sourcing brief.
Providers and study-visit arrangements follow programme confirmation.
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Sukhothai Historical Park
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
02
Si Satchanalai Historical Park
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
03
Wat Si Chum
Encounter distinctive art and creative perspectives.
04
Wat Mahathat
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
05
Ramkhamhaeng National Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
Explore grading, ingredient specifications, processing, packaging and shelf life. Match quantities and certification requirements to your destination market.
Sourcing angles suggested by SĀN
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Wat Pa Lelai Worawihan
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
02
Sam Chuk Old Market
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
03
Bueng Chawak
Discover waterside scenery and the surrounding landscape.
04
U Thong National Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
Service opportunities proposed for exploration by SĀN
Turn a visit into a business conversation
Discuss service standards, guest experience design, quality assurance and cooperation with Thai operators. Define the customer segment and expected service level in your sourcing brief.
Providers and study-visit arrangements follow programme confirmation.
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Ko Samui
Island landscapes and marine experiences; plan for the season.
02
Khao Sok National Park
Explore natural landscapes and their ecosystems.
03
Cheow Lan Lake
Discover waterside scenery and the surrounding landscape.
04
Mu Ko Ang Thong National Park
Island landscapes and marine experiences; plan for the season.
05
Wat Phra Borommathat Chaiya
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
Cultural hospitality · master textiles · regional art
Service opportunities proposed for exploration by SĀN
Turn a visit into a business conversation
Discuss service standards, guest experience design, quality assurance and cooperation with Thai operators. Define the customer segment and expected service level in your sourcing brief.
Providers and study-visit arrangements follow programme confirmation.
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Prasat Sikhoraphum
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
02
Prasat Phum Pon
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
03
Surin National Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
04
Wat Burapharam
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
05
Ban Tha Sawang
Explore weaving skills and their cultural context.
Ping River hospitality · nature experiences · culture
Service opportunities proposed for exploration by SĀN
Turn a visit into a business conversation
Discuss service standards, guest experience design, quality assurance and cooperation with Thai operators. Define the customer segment and expected service level in your sourcing brief.
Providers and study-visit arrangements follow programme confirmation.
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Thi Lo Su Waterfall
Discover waterfall scenery and nature routes.
02
Wat Phra Borommathat Ban Tak
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
03
Rattanakosin Bicentennial Bridge
Explore the river landscape and waterside life.
04
Trok Ban Chin
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
Explore grading, ingredient specifications, processing, packaging and shelf life. Match quantities and certification requirements to your destination market.
Sourcing angles suggested by SĀN
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Ko Muk and Emerald Cave
Island landscapes and marine experiences; plan for the season.
02
Ko Kradan
Island landscapes and marine experiences; plan for the season.
03
Pak Meng Beach
A beach setting for extending a business trip with leisure.
04
Le Khao Kop Cave
Explore cave formations and the stories around them.
Explore grading, ingredient specifications, processing, packaging and shelf life. Match quantities and certification requirements to your destination market.
Sourcing angles suggested by SĀN
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Ko Chang
Island landscapes and marine experiences; plan for the season.
02
Ko Kut
Island landscapes and marine experiences; plan for the season.
03
Ko Mak
Island landscapes and marine experiences; plan for the season.
04
Trat Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
05
Wat Buppharam
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
Service opportunities proposed for exploration by SĀN
Turn a visit into a business conversation
Discuss service standards, guest experience design, quality assurance and cooperation with Thai operators. Define the customer segment and expected service level in your sourcing brief.
Providers and study-visit arrangements follow programme confirmation.
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Pha Taem National Park
Cliff landscapes and traces of ancient rock art.
02
Wat Phra That Nong Bua
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
03
Wat Thung Si Mueang
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
04
Kaeng Tana National Park
Explore natural landscapes and their ecosystems.
05
Ubon Ratchathani National Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
Business hospitality · Ban Chiang heritage · curated travel
Service opportunities proposed for exploration by SĀN
Turn a visit into a business conversation
Discuss service standards, guest experience design, quality assurance and cooperation with Thai operators. Define the customer segment and expected service level in your sourcing brief.
Providers and study-visit arrangements follow programme confirmation.
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Ban Chiang Archaeological Site
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
02
Phu Phrabat Historical Park
Explore distinctive rock formations and natural landscapes.
03
Red Lotus Lake
Discover waterside scenery and the surrounding landscape.
04
Nong Prachak Park
Green surroundings for a pause between visits.
05
Udon Thani Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
Explore grading, ingredient specifications, processing, packaging and shelf life. Match quantities and certification requirements to your destination market.
Sourcing angles suggested by SĀN
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Wat Uposatharam
Temple architecture set against a riverside landscape.
02
Wat Tha Sung
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
03
Sakae Krang River
Explore the river landscape and waterside life.
04
Hup Pa Tat
Explore natural landscapes and their ecosystems.
05
Khao Sakae Krang
A landscape viewpoint to include in a regional discovery route.
Explore grading, ingredient specifications, processing, packaging and shelf life. Match quantities and certification requirements to your destination market.
Sourcing angles suggested by SĀN
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Phu Soi Dao National Park
Explore natural landscapes and their ecosystems.
02
Ton Sak Yai National Park
Explore natural landscapes and their ecosystems.
03
Lam Nam Nan National Park
Explore natural landscapes and their ecosystems.
04
Sirikit Dam
Discover waterside scenery and the surrounding landscape.
05
Laplae Museum
Discover regional stories through curated objects and exhibits.
Explore grading, ingredient specifications, processing, packaging and shelf life. Match quantities and certification requirements to your destination market.
Sourcing angles suggested by SĀN
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Yala Central Mosque
Explore distinctive architecture and the identity of the place.
02
Khwan Mueang Park
Green surroundings for a pause between visits.
03
Wat Khuhaphimuk
Explore cave formations and the stories around them.
04
Bang Lang Dam
Discover waterside scenery and the surrounding landscape.
05
Tham Krachaeng
Explore cave formations and the stories around them.
Discuss materials, design adaptation, consistent quality and production lead times. Local craft can inform a distinctive retail or hospitality collection.
Sourcing angles suggested by SĀN
Extend your visit · 5 places to discover
01
Wat Mahathat
Discover sacred art and local religious traditions.
02
Phra That Kong Khao Noi
Historic places for a closer understanding of the region.
03
Ban Sing Tha Old Quarter
Explore a cultural neighbourhood and its community stories.
04
Phaya Thaen Park
Green surroundings for a pause between visits.
05
Phu Tham Phra
Explore cave formations and the stories around them.
Boundaries: geoBoundaries gbOpen THA ADM1, representing 2017; 77 areas including Bangkok. Source: OpenStreetMap / Wambacher, ODbL 1.0. These are general-purpose map boundaries, not cadastral survey data. Six geographic regions help navigation only.
Product examples and place references are linked within each province. DIP and TAT are primary sources where available; other provincial context links point to the cited Wikipedia compilation. Sourcing angles are editorial suggestions, not claims of provincial leadership. Listed places are not confirmed project visits, and no supplier participation is implied.
City points: GeoNames WGS84 coordinates, retrieved 10 September 2026. The 25 illustrative connections cover all six geographic regions, with four or five cities in each. Curves indicate a sourcing connection to Bangkok as an illustrative hub, not travel routes, amounts, confirmed suppliers or confirmed visits.
Province scenes are AI-generated illustrations, not photographs of confirmed visits, participating suppliers or verified products. Content references checked 10 September 2026.
Illustrative layout. Published profiles require review and permission. Exploring a profile does not confirm a meeting or order.
SHOWCASE · DIGITAL DISCOVERY
From the display to the details.
Explore company profiles, products, technology and business solutions in the SĀN Products & Solutions Catalogue on the shared central touchscreen in the Showcase zone. Continue on your own device through company and product QR links.
A focused approach to help you meet the right Thai businesses.
01
Understand your demand
Clarify resale, internal use or partnership needs, the expected benefit, users, evaluators and decision-makers.
02
Research the market
Our team maps relevant Thai suppliers and identifies potential opportunities.
03
Review potential partners
We assess company information, capabilities and readiness against your brief.
04
Build your meeting agenda
We curate meetings around relevant partners, mutual interest and availability.
Different needs. Relevant decision-makers.
One Buyer company may have several needs, with different users, evaluators and decision-makers. Interest in a product does not establish demand for every technology offer.
Procurement / trade
Products for resale
Operations / engineering
Equipment and tools
Operations / IT
Software and digital systems
Owner / business development
Distribution partners and market expansion
Your Buyer Journey
From your sourcing brief to focused commercial conversations.
1
Apply
Share your company profile and sourcing brief.
2
Clarify demand
Discuss and refine your requirements with our team.
3
Review & shortlist
Review relevant Thai businesses and potential fit.
4
Mutual acceptance
Both parties agree to move the conversation forward.
5
Meet & progress
Meet, explore opportunities and agree next steps.
Up to 18 meeting slots across 15–16 December, with up to 9 per day. Actual meetings depend on relevance, mutual acceptance and availability. 40 minutes per meeting · planned format.
Buyer Support
Practical preparation and coordination throughout your journey.
Sourcing brief
Define purpose, offer type, business problem and the people involved.
Profile preparation
Supplier profiles, company information and discussion guides before you meet.
Meeting preparation
Agenda coordination, briefing and materials to help you use each meeting well.
Interpreter coordination
Request language support for relevant meetings, subject to prior arrangements.
Thailand Opportunity Desk
Market context, category insights and supplier intelligence for your sourcing decisions.
Deal Desk
Coordination to progress commercial questions, samples, quotations and next steps.
Available services and arrangements will be confirmed with your participation details.
From Meeting to Commercial Progress
A possible pathway, shaped around your business needs.
Sample / Demo
Quotation
Review
Trial / pilot
Agreement
Order / next steps
What makes a trial ready?
Agree the product, equipment or digital use case, scope, owner, timing, evaluation criteria and any costs. Confirm trial, purchase or rollout steps separately.
Commercial outcomes depend on the parties and are not guaranteed.
PILOT PROGRAMME · DETAILS TO BE ANNOUNCED
Shipping Support
Take the next step. Put Thai products to the test.
Proposed shipping support for selected sample shipments and small trial orders arising from SĀN CONNECT matches.
Both businesses have been reviewed and a relevant match or meeting has taken place.
2
A defined sample or trial
A clear product, business purpose and initial scope are agreed by both parties.
3
A shipment plan before approval
Provide the destination, timing and supporting documents for consideration before dispatch.
For samples and pilot shipments linked to a sourcing conversation.
Build your sample & trial plan3 short questions · a preparation guide+
Next preparation
Use this checklist to prepare a discussion with the SĀN CONNECT team.
A preparation guide for selective support. Full terms, support limits, products and destinations will be announced again. Participation and support require review and written approval.
Your selections have not been sent to our team. Use the email or copy action when you are ready to share.
Full terms will be announced again, including support limits, eligible products and destinations, the application period and the approval process. Support is selective and is not confirmed by registration.
Follow-through at 7 / 30 / 90 Days
Proposed checkpoints to keep your next steps visible.
7DAYS
Recap & next actions
Confirm the discussion, owners and information to exchange.
30DAYS
Review progress
Check samples, quotations, trials and open questions.
90DAYS
Record next steps
Review progress and the next commercial decision.
Proposed follow-through checkpoints; timing is agreed with participants. Commercial outcomes are not guaranteed.
For selected buyers
Hosted Support
Arrive prepared, then make your time in Thailand count through products, partners and business relationships.
Nights, seats and included services depend on buyer tier, availability and written confirmation. They are not automatically included for every applicant.
Illustrative photography · Actual hotels, transport and venues follow confirmation.
Selected, approved Hosted Buyers can receive up to 100% (50% + 50% OCB) of the eligible round-trip fare, within applicable caps. One traveller per company. OCB follows separate outcome review.
100%Up to · 50% + 50% OCB · within caps
16/18Meetings · attend both days
35,000THB · programme maximum
Cash THB / USD after Meeting Day 2 · 16 Dec 2026
Departure cap examples
Country cap · THB. Your work-base cap may be lower.
Representative airports; these are support caps, not ticket prices or flight-route guarantees. Final approval is required.
50%After eligible participationBoth days · at least 16/18 meetings, including SAN-certified cancellation credits · verified documents.
+50%OCB · after verified outcomesQualifying orders, paid pilots or substantive commercial commitments under written terms.
How the combined support works
Total support cannot exceed the eligible net round-trip fare or the comparable Economy fare, and remains within the individual, departure-country, work-base country and programme caps. If the base part already reaches a cap, no extra amount is available under that cap. OCB is not part of the Day 2 base cash payment. Its evidence and review period follow the written confirmation; a ceremonial MoU alone does not qualify.
01Apply & selection
02Preliminary approval
03Travel & documents
04Amount review
05Attend meetings
06Cash after Day 2
Basic 50% support does not require a purchase, MoU or Journey. SAN-certified cancellation credits count toward the meeting requirement.
SOURCE-TO-CULTURE · 17 DECEMBER 2026
From the meeting room to real capabilities.
Explore the route that fits your sourcing interests. Both pathways bring together a business visit, a networking lunch and a Thai cultural experience.
17DECEMBER 2026
Choose a route to explore the experience
Express a preference for 1 route · Grouping, places and hosted support are subject to review.
Route A · INDUSTRY & CULTURE
Samut Prakan
Explore operations and business readiness in Samut Prakan and nearby areas, connecting meeting-room discussions with the way potential partners work.
Manufacturing processes, standards and supply-chain roles at the selected business.
Product, ingredient, packaging or OEM / ODM questions relevant to the buyer group.
Ayutthaya’s heritage and cultural stories at selected stops along the route.
Indicative activity sequence
Select an activity for details
01 MorningTravel & an interest-led business visit+
Travel from the hotel to a confirmed host, explore permitted processes and discuss your prepared sourcing questions.
02 MiddayLunch & partner conversations+
Continue the visit’s discussion over a shared lunch with buyers and Thai business participants.
03 AfternoonDiscover Ayutthaya’s heritage+
Explore history, architecture and local context through the cultural stops selected for the group.
04 EveningReview opportunities & return+
Capture follow-up opportunities and partner contacts before returning to the hotel on the confirmed schedule.
Help us shape the visit around your needs+
Share your product interests, the processes you want to explore, dietary needs, mobility requirements and any visit constraints. Host businesses may set safety and photography rules.
These are proposed pathways. Businesses, cultural stops, restaurants, travel times and support entitlements will be confirmed separately after host coordination and buyer grouping.
Who Should Apply
One Buyer company may have several needs, with different users, evaluators and decision-makers. Interest in a product does not establish demand for every technology offer.
Have purchasing responsibility or influence sourcing decisions.
Have a genuine procurement or business partnership need.
Start with the problem, industry, offer types, involved teams and target timing.
Are willing to review and mutually accept relevant meetings.
Commit to agreed meetings and follow-through with potential partners.
What Happens After You Register
An expression of interest starts the review process.
1
Application review
We review your business information and programme fit.
2
Clarification call
Our team may contact you to understand your needs.
3
Buyer tier & support review
We assess appropriate support, subject to eligibility.
4
Meeting preparation
If accepted, we guide your next steps and preparation.
BUYER FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions to help you plan your participation. Explore the topics that matter to you.
Thai and international organisational buyers with a genuine resale, internal-use or partnership need can express interest. A company may have several needs; identify the relevant users, evaluators and decision-making roles for each.
How are matches selected?+
Your sourcing brief guides supplier research and shortlisting. Company readiness, category fit, requirements and mutual interest help shape the proposed agenda.
Are meetings or orders guaranteed?+
No. There are up to 18 meeting slots across the two core days. The actual agenda depends on relevant counterparts, mutual acceptance and availability. Samples, trials, agreements and orders are decided by the parties. 40 minutes per meeting · planned format.
What happens after I express interest?+
The team reviews your details and may arrange a clarification call, followed by a buyer tier and support review. If accepted, we help coordinate meeting preparation. At this stage the enquiry button opens an email draft; it does not confirm participation.
Travel & programme support
What buyer and hosted support may be available?+
Buyer support includes briefing, meeting preparation and coordination. Approved Hosted Buyer accommodation is limited to 1 room per company, up to 2 registered guests, including breakfast for 1–2 guests according to confirmed occupancy, for up to 3 approved nights. A second room or extra night is outside this allowance unless separately approved. Transfers and hosted activities follow the buyer tier, availability and written confirmation. Sharing the room does not add a second airfare entitlement.
When is 50% airfare support paid?+
Up to 100% airfare support: up to 50% after eligible participation + up to 50% OCB (Outcome-based Commercial Bonus) after verified qualifying commercial outcomes. Total support stays within the eligible net round-trip fare, comparable Economy basis and approved individual, departure-airport country, actual work-base country and THB 35,000 programme caps. One approved traveller per company per event edition. The base payment follows the document and attendance check after Meeting Day 2; OCB is reviewed separately later under written conditions. No purchase, MoU or Journey is required for the basic 50%. Previously confirmed individual entitlements retain their written terms.
How do Routes A and B differ?+
Route A focuses on Samut Prakan and nearby areas. Route B focuses on Ayutthaya or locations along the way. Both proposed routes include a business visit, networking lunch and a cultural experience. Express a preference for one route; venues, times, places and support will be confirmed separately.
How will shipping support work?+
A pilot programme is proposed for selected samples and trial shipments connected to reviewed SĀN CONNECT matches. Both parties should agree the product and purpose and provide a shipment plan before approval. Support limits, eligible products and destinations, application dates and full terms will be announced again. Registration does not confirm support.
Products, technology & offers
Can one profile cover several industries or offers?+
One company or solution can serve several industries. Keep one primary profile and identify the relevant applications. One Buyer company may have several needs, with different users, evaluators and decision-makers. Interest in a product does not establish demand for every technology offer.
How do samples, Demo and trials fit the matching process?+
After both sides accept, agree whether to review a sample, see an equipment or software demonstration, or discuss a trial. Define scope, responsible people, evaluation criteria, timing and any costs before proceeding. An enquiry or demonstration is not an order or support approval.
Can I explore company and product information at the Showcase?+
Yes. The shared central touchscreen presents approved company and offer information in the SĀN Products & Solutions Catalogue. Company and product QR links let you continue exploring on your own device. The central screen is shared; S03 also has a separate 65-inch touchscreen in its company space.
Illustrative project setting
YOUR NEXT CONNECTION STARTS HERE
Your next sourcing opportunity starts in Thailand.
Two days to explore Thai products, meet relevant suppliers and discuss your next business step. Start with your sourcing needs.
* Subject to qualification, availability and written approval. Hotel: up to 3 nights, 1 room per company. Dinner and factory/cultural visits depend on the approved programme, route and capacity. Airfare support is up to 100% (50% + 50% OCB) within the eligible fare and approved caps. OCB requires verified qualifying commercial outcomes; shipment support follows its published terms.
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