Southeast Asia’s tourism strategy is moving towards longer stays and higher-value visitors

Aug 28, 2026 Media desk No Comment 34 Views

Thailand’s new 2027 strategy and Singapore‘s renewed India push point to a broader regional trend: Southeast Asian destinations are increasingly seeking higher-value travellers, longer stays, repeat visits and multi-experience itineraries.

Thailand is targeting US$94.7 billion in tourism revenue, while Singapore is actively promoting four-night-plus packages and MICE travel among Indian visitors.

Trade angle: This is significant for Indian wholesalers and DMCs because destinations are becoming more receptive to bundled itineraries combining leisure, MICE, wellness, cruise and cultural experiences.

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