旅游刺激措施将于10月29日启动

Core Points - The Thai government is set to launch a series of measures on October 29 to stimulate domestic tourism, aiming for 1.15 trillion THB in domestic tourism revenue to accelerate economic recovery [1][2] - The measures are part of the government's "quick wins" policy framework, designed to achieve long-term sustainable development through short-term initiatives [1] - The plan includes three main measures to boost the local tourism industry [1] Measure Summaries - The first measure involves a support policy for seminar tourism in secondary cities, allowing government agencies and state-owned enterprises to enjoy corporate tax reductions for expenses incurred while organizing seminars in designated secondary tourism provinces [1] - The second measure, under the "Domestic Tourism" policy, allows taxpayers visiting secondary cities in Thailand from October 29 to December 31 to deduct certain actual travel and accommodation expenses from their personal income tax, although specific deductible amounts are yet to be defined [1] - The final measure provides tax incentives for hotel renovations, particularly for properties investing in energy efficiency or comprehensive renovations, aimed at boosting the hotel industry and promoting sustainable building practices [2]