Trip.com focuses on Thailand to launch first ever ‘Trip.Best’ list
Online travel giant Trip.com has picked Thailand to launch its first ever ‘Trip.Best’ list.
The list enables global users to choose from the very best hotel experiences.
As one of Europe’s favourite long-haul hotspots, Thailand has recovered well since the country eased its travel restrictions.
Trip.com data also shows there is suging demand from users wanting to travel to Thailand.
The new Trip.com feature curates an extensive range of hotels to provide UK and European holidaymakers with the best options available.
‘Trip.Best’ will be rolled out to include the most popular destinations around the world beginning with Thailand to showcase its ease of use.
The first phase of ‘Trip.Best’ introduces Thailand’s top hotels from the country’s four most popular tourism destinations of Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket and Samui.
Trip.com has created 24 easy to understand and navigate lists, arranged into eight specially chosen themes
They are Luxury, Upscale, Family, Instagram-worthy, Scenic, Local experience, Villas, and Gourmet & Shopping.
Schubert Lou, Trip.com Chief Operating Officer, said: “We want everyone to get the very best from Trip.com, which is why our first ‘Trip.Best’ feature will focus on Thailand”
“We’re confident this will provide the best places to go, where to stay and what to experience throughout Thailand for all Trip.com users.”
Learn more about : Trip.com ( Asia Pecific )
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