TAT India Offices launches ‘Thailand Specialist Program’ online training

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Eight-module course designed for Indian travel advisors and operators to update themselves on culture, food, and more to better sell the destination.

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) Mumbai and New Delhi Offices have launched the ‘Thailand Specialist Program’, an industry-focused online training course for Indian travel advisors and operators to update themselves on existing and new attractions and offerings in Thailand.



Ms. Cholada Siddhivarn, Director of the TAT Mumbai Office, said “This online training course provides advisors with the inspiration, knowledge, and confidence to create unforgettable itineraries to sell (and upsell) clients for their trips to the Land of Smiles. On completion of the ‘Thailand Specialist Program’, our trade partners will not only expand their knowledge and expertise of the country, including discovering off-the-beaten-track attractions, but they will also be kept up to date with the latest news and information from TAT.”


Designed to help those promoting and selling Thailand’s travel packages to better understand the destination, the ‘Thailand Specialist Program’ is comprised of eight modules covering a range of topics from history and food to culture and events.

The modules are 1) What makes Thailand Amazing; 2) Central Thailand; 3) Northern & Northeastern Thailand; 4) Eastern Thailand; 5) Southern Thailand: Andaman Sea; 6) Southern Thailand: Gulf of Thailand; 7) Discover Thailand: Communities & Local Experiences; 8) Matching your clients’ needs with the right products.
Upon successful completion of the eight modules, participants will receive a TAT-accredited travel specialist certificate they can display.



Mr. Vachirachai Sirisumpan, Director of the TAT New Delhi Office, said “Thailand is one of the favorite destinations for Indian tourists, and many travel agents are well aware and know Thailand very well. Therefore, as Thailand is gradually reopening the country for fully vaccinated international tourists, including those from India, the ‘Thailand Specialist Program, would be a tool kit for travel agents both front-line, products, and marketing teams to further update themselves about Thailand on both popular and upcoming products and services in various destinations across the kingdom.”

Travel advisors, operators and trade partners can sign up for the ‘Thailand Specialist Program’ at https://tourismthailand.in/thailand-specialist-programme/