Starting 1 May 2025, the Immigration Bureau has introduced the Thai Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) to streamline entry procedures. All non-Thai nationals entering the Kingdom—whether by land, sea, or air—must complete the TDAC online prior to arrival. Thai nationals returning home are exempt from this requirement.At Tour East, we’re dedicated to ensuring a seamless travel experience for our partners and guests. As your trusted Destination Management Company (DMC) in Thailand, we’re here to help you navigate this important update.The TDAC is now mandatory for all non-Thai nationals and replaces the traditional paper arrival form. It’s designed to simplify and speed up the immigration process—helping you begin your journey in Thailand more smoothly than ever.
As Asia's leading Destination Management Company (DMC), Tour East is a proud member of the Global DMC Network by JTB Group, building a legacy of trust spanning over 50 remarkable years. Across enchanting destinations like Thailand, Singapore, Laos, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong, our comprehensive range of services ensures unforgettable experiences for all. Whether you seek leisure travel, group adventures, or MICE services, Tour East delivers expertly curated experiences with local expertise and seamless execution. This updated Guide provides rich insights into each country's culture, history, and iconic landmarks. Meet our dedicated teams, driven by a passion for crafting extraordinary memories. Click the button below to explore the Tour East Discovery Guide brochure. Unveil the essence of Asia, one page at a time, and let’s create unforgettable experiences together.
Welcome to the ultimate guide for celebrating Songkran, the vibrant Thai New Year festival! Songkran is a time of joy, renewal, and lots of water splashing. Whether you're a seasoned reveler or experiencing Songkran for the first time, having the right essentials can make all the difference. If you're planning a trip to Thailand during Songkran, let Tour East introduce these must-have items to ensure a memorable and enjoyable celebration. Let's dive in!
Balinese Hindus uniquely celebrate their new year's day; with no party, no music, or dancing. In fact, no activities at all during their new year, which is called 'Nyepi', literally translated as 'Preserving Silence' Everyone spends their day observing the TAPA (Silence / going nowhere), BRATA (No fire, food, and drink) and SEMADI (meditating and self-reflection). Balinese Hindu concentrate on purifying the soul from evil spirits and reflect their mistakes from the past year.The day prior the Nyepi is called 'Ngerupuk', the great sacrificial ceremony held all over the island to exorcise the evil spirits. On the evening of 10 March 2024 (Ngerupuk Day), people make noises by banging gongs, cymbals, and other noisemakers followed by carrying a torch. Effigies named ‘Ogoh-Ogoh' are carried by the village youngsters marching through the street depicting scary beings is also a great spectacle to witness during this day.Since 2018, local internet and telecommunication providers have also agreed to cut their services to Bali during the 24 hours celebration in respect to the local customs and traditions. Visitors should expect some disruption to their connectivity during this time.Due to the circumstances, there will be no transportation (airport transfer, hotel transfer, tours, and no representative services or client meetings at the hotel).
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Starting 1 May 2025, the Immigration Bureau has introduced the Thai Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) to streamline entry procedures. All non-Thai nationals entering the Kingdom—whether by land, sea, or air—must complete the TDAC online prior to arrival. Thai nationals returning home are exempt from this requirement.At Tour East, we’re dedicated to ensuring a seamless travel experience for our partners and guests. As your trusted Destination Management Company (DMC) in Thailand, we’re here to help you navigate this important update.The TDAC is now mandatory for all non-Thai nationals and replaces the traditional paper arrival form. It’s designed to simplify and speed up the immigration process—helping you begin your journey in Thailand more smoothly than ever.
As Asia's leading Destination Management Company (DMC), Tour East is a proud member of the Global DMC Network by JTB Group, building a legacy of trust spanning over 50 remarkable years. Across enchanting destinations like Thailand, Singapore, Laos, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong, our comprehensive range of services ensures unforgettable experiences for all. Whether you seek leisure travel, group adventures, or MICE services, Tour East delivers expertly curated experiences with local expertise and seamless execution. This updated Guide provides rich insights into each country's culture, history, and iconic landmarks. Meet our dedicated teams, driven by a passion for crafting extraordinary memories. Click the button below to explore the Tour East Discovery Guide brochure. Unveil the essence of Asia, one page at a time, and let’s create unforgettable experiences together.
Welcome to the ultimate guide for celebrating Songkran, the vibrant Thai New Year festival! Songkran is a time of joy, renewal, and lots of water splashing. Whether you're a seasoned reveler or experiencing Songkran for the first time, having the right essentials can make all the difference. If you're planning a trip to Thailand during Songkran, let Tour East introduce these must-have items to ensure a memorable and enjoyable celebration. Let's dive in!
February 6-7, 2025 – Bangkok, Thailand
Balinese Hindus uniquely celebrate their new year's day; with no party, no music, or dancing. In fact, no activities at all during their new year, which is called 'Nyepi', literally translated as 'Preserving Silence' Everyone spends their day observing the TAPA (Silence / going nowhere), BRATA (No fire, food, and drink) and SEMADI (meditating and self-reflection). Balinese Hindu concentrate on purifying the soul from evil spirits and reflect their mistakes from the past year.The day prior the Nyepi is called 'Ngerupuk', the great sacrificial ceremony held all over the island to exorcise the evil spirits. On the evening of 10 March 2024 (Ngerupuk Day), people make noises by banging gongs, cymbals, and other noisemakers followed by carrying a torch. Effigies named ‘Ogoh-Ogoh' are carried by the village youngsters marching through the street depicting scary beings is also a great spectacle to witness during this day.Since 2018, local internet and telecommunication providers have also agreed to cut their services to Bali during the 24 hours celebration in respect to the local customs and traditions. Visitors should expect some disruption to their connectivity during this time.Due to the circumstances, there will be no transportation (airport transfer, hotel transfer, tours, and no representative services or client meetings at the hotel).
Tour East Welcomes Mr. Makoto Sano as Chief Strategy Officer of Tour East Group Headquarters and Director of Global Inbound Business Thailand