frequencies were added in November 2023, bringing the total to 355 weekly flights between the two countries.
frequencies were added in November 2023, bringing the total to 355 weekly flights between the two countries. This expansion includes 64,880 seats each way, with 145 weekly frequencies operated by Indian carriers and 185 by Thai carriers.Major airlines like Thai Airways, IndiGo, and Thai AirAsia are leading this surge in connectivity. Air India also launched flights to Phuket, aiming to cater to both Indian nationals and European travellers transiting through Delhi.
Looking Ahead: Continued Growth and Expansion
As airlines continue to add more flights, including new routes like Nok Air’s Mumbai service, India’s presence in Thailand’s tourism landscape is set to grow. With the visa-free regime likely to be extended beyond November 2024, Thailand is poised to remain a favoured destination for Indian travellers, boosting both tourism and aviation sectors.Thailand’s natural beauty, affordable travel options, and ease of access make it a top choice for Indian tourists, and the visa-free policy ensures this trend will continue.
