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The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and UOB
Thailand have launched the "UOB x TAT Travel Thailand Together"
campaign, a nationwide initiative designed to encourage domestic travel and
support local tourism businesses. Running until 30 September 2026, the campaign
is linked to TAT's "Feel All the Feelings" marketing strategy and
combines accommodation offers, cardholder benefits and traveller rewards.
The programme aims to encourage Thai residents to
explore more destinations across the country while increasing visitor spending
in local communities.
Focus on domestic travel demand
According to UOB Thailand, domestic travel and hotel
stays ranked among the five largest spending categories for its credit
cardholders during the first half of 2026, highlighting continued demand for
travel within the country.
TAT Deputy Governor for Marketing Communications
Nithee Seeprae said the partnership combines nationwide destination promotion
with practical travel benefits to generate additional business for tourism
operators and strengthen local economies.
UOB Thailand added that the campaign leverages the
bank's customer data, financial products and partner network to provide added
value for travellers while supporting hotels, entrepreneurs and tourism-related
businesses.
Hotel cashback and travel rewards
As part of the campaign, UOB credit cardholders can
redeem reward points for a 15 percent cashback on direct hotel bookings at
participating hotels across Thailand. The offer applies only to reservations
made directly with hotels and excludes bookings through online travel agencies
(OTAs).
Cardholders can also qualify for exclusive promotional
gifts. Customers spending at least THB 1,000 receive a limited-edition Snoopy
tumbler, while purchases of THB 50,000 or more in a single transaction qualify
for a 20-inch luggage suitcase. Participation requires prior registration via
the UOB TMRW app or SMS.
In addition, travellers registering for the Buddy
Rewards programme online or at participating TAT activity booths can receive
campaign souvenirs jointly provided by TAT and UOB.
The campaign runs until 30 September 2026 and forms
part of Thailand's ongoing efforts to stimulate domestic tourism and strengthen
visitor spending across destinations nationwide.
Image Credit: © TAT
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