- The UAE was ranked as one of the top three countries in the Middle East in terms of visitors to Thailand last year
- Partnership announced at Arabian Travel Market today
MENA: Tourism Authority Thailand (TAT) Dubai and Middle East Office has partnered with the Esaad Committee to launch an exclusive offering for Esaad members, offering an even greater incentive for UAE tourists to travel to Thailand.
A Dubai based initiative, Essad is a loyalty program launched by the General Directorate of Dubai Police. The Esaad program offers exclusive privileges, discounts and promotions to the Dubai Police employees and TAT are excited to become partners in such a rewarding initiative.
Thailand has been the preferred destination for many years amongst travellers from the Middle East. The UAE, alongside Oman and Kuwait, was ranked one of the top three countries in the Middle East in terms of visitors to Thailand last year. This partnership really targets a new segment specifically, and TAT are excited to be able to collaborate with such a positive project that gives back to the community and rewards the Dubai Police officials for all of their hard work.
Esaad card holders will now be able to take advantage of a range of discounts and offers in across Thailand. This includes discounts on flights with Thai Airways International, discounts as some of Thailand’s top shopping malls, up to 30% discount at some of Thailand’s most renowned luxury hotels, including the stunning 137 Pillars Bangkok, Movenpick Asara Resort. Members will also be able to indulge in the finest spa treatments at established outlets across Thailand, including Spa Hua Hin, the exclusive Oasis Spa.
The partnership was officially announced on the opening day of Arabian Travel Market 2019 (ATM) at a special signing ceremony in front of the Thailand stand. Both Ms. Muna Al-Ameri, Chairperson of “ESAAD” Card Committee” at Dubai Police and Ms. Supranee Pongpat, TAT Executive Director of the Europe, Africa, and Middle East Region will be present at the signing.
Ms. Supranee Pongpat, TAT Executive Director of the Europe, Africa, and Middle East Region said: “Tourism Authority of Thailand are proud to collaborate with the Esaad Committee. This partnership both highlights the readiness and strong future potential of Thailand as a privilege destination for all of the UAE government entities”.
“We’re excited to showcase all that Thailand has to offer – from hospitals, wellness centres, luxury hotels, shopping and activities, we’re excited to welcome even more Middle Eastern tourists to our treasured home”.
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About Tourism Authority of Thailand:
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) was established on 18 March 1960. TAT was the first organisation in Thailand to be specifically responsible for the promotion of tourism. TAT supplies information and data on tourist areas to the public and publicises Thailand with the intention of encouraging both Thai and international tourists to travel in and around Thailand. TAT has established many overseas offices, the first being in New York, which opened in 1965. During the past 30 years, TAT has established 29 offices in different parts of the world. The 29th office has already been opened at Fukuoka, Japan.
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