Pattaya Fireworks Festival concludes with impressive revenue amid ongoing economy risks

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Pattaya International Fireworks Festival 2024 dazzles audiences and boosts the local economy, generating 2 billion Baht in revenue through global collaboration and vibrant displays.

PATTAYA, Thailand – The Pattaya International Fireworks Festival concluded with a stunning display under the theme “Festival of Colors,” attracting global attention and generating an impressive 2 billion Baht in revenue, November 30.

The event, organized by the Pattaya City and Chonburi Provincial Administrative Organization, showcased vibrant fireworks performances from five countries, including Serbia, Hong Kong, Germany, the UK, and the Philippines. The festival, part of Pattaya’s efforts to boost its tourism, also supported local economies by providing opportunities for food, beverage, and local product vendors.




Despite the success of the event, Kasikorn Research Center raised concerns over Thailand’s economic outlook for 2024, citing growing risks. Attention is particularly focused on President Trump’s policies, including potential tariff hikes that could affect Thai exports.

Additionally, Thailand’s tourism sector may face challenges due to the global economic slowdown, especially in China. However, public spending and foreign investment are expected to drive growth, with further details to be shared during Kasikorn Research Center’s upcoming press conference on December 4.

As the Pattaya International Fireworks Festival wraps up, the event highlights Pattaya’s international tourism appeal, creating opportunities for local vendors and businesses.



Despite a successful year for tourism, Kasikorn Research Center warns of increased risks for Thailand’s economy in 2024, particularly in export and tourism sectors.