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Unveiled on 30 January 2026, the TVC “Feel All The
Feelings” marks the latest step in TAT’s efforts to reinforce confidence in
Thailand as a trusted, memorable and value-driven travel destination. Narrated
by LISA in her role as Amazing Thailand Ambassador, the film invites travellers
to discover the wide spectrum of emotions that journeys through Thailand can
evoke – from happiness and serenity to excitement, challenge and warmth.
Emotion as the core of destination storytelling
The campaign is designed to reflect changing traveller
motivations, with a growing focus on meaningful, emotionally enriching
experiences. “Feel All The Feelings” presents Thailand not only as a place to
visit, but as a destination where travel becomes a deeply personal experience,
reconnecting visitors with themselves and their surroundings.
Ms Thapanee Kiatphaibool, Governor of the Tourism
Authority of Thailand, said:
“This year, the TAT remains committed to reinforcing
Thailand’s image through the ‘Trusted Thailand’ strategy, while continuing our
push to establish the country as a ‘Quality Leisure Destination.’ Our goal is
to build confidence among tourists seeking valuable and unforgettable memories
at every stage of their journey. The ‘Feel All The Feelings’ campaign uses
powerful storytelling to showcase Thailand’s attractions and the emotions they
inspire, while also supporting our aim of enhancing quality tourism and
spreading benefits to emerging destinations.”
LISA invites travellers to rediscover Thailand
In the TVC, LISA responds to the question she is often
asked – “What does Thailand feel like?” – by sharing her own sense of rest,
inspiration and reconnection when returning home. Through rhythm, movement and
imagery, the film portrays Thailand as a place of emotional diversity and
vitality, distinct from anywhere else in the world.
The production also features well-known Thai actors
and artists including Win Metawin Opas-iamkajorn, Gulf Kanawut
Traipipattanapong and Blue Pongtiwat Tangwancharoen, who join the journey and
help convey the campaign’s emotional narrative.
Showcasing unseen places across the country
Visually, the TVC highlights locations across
Thailand, combining iconic landmarks with lesser-known settings. Scenes include
the Lanna Candle Ceremony at Wat Chedi Luang in Chiang Mai, the “floating
pagodas” of Lampang, the sea of mist at Phu Langka in Phayao, sunrise at Wat
Arun in Bangkok, the Red Lotus Sea in Udon Thani and the soundscape of Thi Lo
Su Waterfall in Tak. Together, they underline the message that meaningful
experiences can be found in every region.
Supporting value-driven tourism
“Feel All The Feelings” also aligns with Thailand’s
“Value over Volume” approach, encouraging travellers to move beyond heavily
visited hotspots towards hidden-gem destinations. By doing so, the campaign
aims to increase the quality of spending, enhance value per trip and support
more balanced tourism development nationwide.
The TVC is now live across official Amazing Thailand
channels, inviting travellers worldwide to explore Thailand through emotion,
connection and discovery.
Image Credit: © TAT
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