Krungthai Card Public Company Limited (KTC) joins hands with the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) to launch the 'Mueang Na Tiew: Year of Celebration' campaign, spotlighting 55 emerging provinces as must-visit destinations for Thai travelers. The campaign forms part of the Amazing Thailand Grand Tourism & Sports Year 2025 initiative and seeks to strengthen domestic tourism while distributing income to local communities.
Running from June 1 to September 30, 2025, the campaign offers KTC credit cardmembers exclusive benefits, including up to 55% off hotel stays and cashback of up to 500 baht when booking accommodations in hidden gem cities.
Miss Varitta Phatanarajta, Head of Credit Card Marketing Division at KTC, emphasized the company's commitment to supporting local economies through meaningful tourism. "Hidden gem destinations are vital to sustainable tourism development," she said. "We're proud to collaborate with TAT on this campaign, which aims to generate over 500 million baht in local revenue and help meet the national tourism revenue target of 1.17 trillion baht for 2025."
The campaign is a public-private partnership effort to reposition hidden gem destinations as high-potential travel spots for all segments of Thai travelersfrom families and food lovers to wellness seekers and cultural explorers. By drawing attention to these cities, the initiative aims to enhance Thailand's tourism image and encourage broader exploration beyond the country's traditional hotspots. To learn more or register for exclusive travel privileges,
visit:https://www.ktc.co.th/promotion/hotel-resort/domestic-hotel/amazing-secondary-cities#Northern
For more information, please contact KTC PHONE 02 123 5000, or get updates on other KTC promotions at https://www.ktc.co.th. To apply for any KTC credit card, click the link: https://ktc.today/apply-card or visit any "KTC TOUCH" branches nationwide.
Note: It is advisable for credit cardholders to use their cards responsibly and repay the full amount by the due date to avoid a 16% annual interest rate.