The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and digital platform Fastwork have launched the third season of the “Workation Paradise Throughout Thailand,” a campaign designed to attract digital nomads,expats, and freelancers and to encourage people to travel and work remotely from Thailand’s hotels, resorts, and tourist sites.
As part of the Amazing Thailand Grand Tourism and Sports Year 2025, the initiative aims to invite up to 39 million international visitors and generate over THB3 trillion in tourism revenue. It also promotes regional tourism, longer stays, and greater economic impact across Thailand’s provinces.
“Workation Paradise Throughout Thailand Season 3” Campaign
TAT Governor Ms. Thapanee Kiatphaibol emphasized Fastwork’s role in the third edition of the “Workation Paradise Throughout Thailand,” stating that the campaign will better engage high-value travelers while encouraging cross-regional travel and supporting local economies.
Fastwork Technologies CEO Mr. CK Cheong said that the company is proud to partner with TAT on this initiative and that it represents the future of work. “Our goal is to help a new generation embrace work-life harmony — a concept rapidly becoming the norm in today’s digital world.”
More than 200 leading hotels, restaurants, wellness spots, and co-working spots — such as the Sri Panwa, Dusit Thani Laguna Phuket, Hyatt Regency Hua Hin, and Aana Resort & Spa Koh Chang, and more — have signed on to offer exclusive discounts and deals.
These offers will be available through two key promotional activities:
- Team Travel Workation– Powered by TAT: Redeem curated perks and enter raffles for group travel packages or other prizes.
- 100 Baht to Work and Travel: Through Fastwork’s platform, premium travel or lifestyle vouchers are on offer for just THB100 each, with the campaign running in two waves, opening on July 25 and Aug. 25, 2025.
Find out more about the “Workation Paradise Throughout Thailand” campaign by visiting the TAT website. Follow the Tourism Authority of Thailand on Facebook, X (Formerly Twitter), and Instagram.
