Thailand has long been the Thailand essential getaway, celebrated for its friendly culture, exceptional value, vibrant cities, and stunning islands. Today, travellers are looking for more than a classic itinerary; they want to connect deeper with the country, moving beyond classic stops to find a richer, more meaningful way to explore. As Thailand partners with The Gypsy Travel Festival (TGTF) 2026, we invite you to explore a side of the Land of Smiles that seamlessly mixes authentic cultural encounters with world-class luxury and genuine adventure. It's a journey where thoughtful indulgence meets meaningful exploration.

Thai hospitality is celebrated globally, transforming a simple vacation into an effortless and memorable experience. The focus begins with comfort and unfolds into holistic well-being. Picture yourself in a private villa with its own pool in destinations like Phuket, Koh Samui, or Krabi, designed for revitalization with breathtaking views and top-tier wellness programs that nurture the mind, body, and soul.

Further inland, award-winning spas in Bangkok and Chiang Mai merge ancient Thai therapeutic wisdom, like traditional Thai massage and herbal therapies, with contemporary, design-forward environments. For those who enjoy the sea, explore the turquoise waters of Phang Nga Bay and the Phi Phi Islands in ultimate comfort with private yacht tours.

And while the country is famous for its street food, the culinary scene goes deeper; Michelin-starred restaurants offer a sophisticated journey, blending historic royal recipes with modern innovation.Yet, for the traveller who seeks engagement and a story, Thailand offers luxurious escapes and more. These are deep-dive adventures and hidden gems that surprise, thrill and stay with you long after you have left.

For a dose of adrenaline, the Mae Hong Son Loop offers a thrilling drive with 1,864 curves through the mountainous North, connecting Chiang Mai, Pai and Mae Hong Son. Alternatively, immerse yourself in nature at Khao Sok National Park, where you can stay in floating bungalows on Cheow Lan Lake, trek through ancient rainforests and spot wildlife like gibbons and hornbills.

For a true glimpse into local life, explore Isan, the northeastern region. Known for its distinct culture, strong family ties, lively local music and bold cuisine (like famous som tum and gai yang), it offers an authentic view of Thai life and is less crowded than typical tourist routes. In the cities, discover hidden history by walking through Phuket's Old Town, famous for its colourful Sino-Portuguese architecture or embark on a Tuk-tuk Food Tour in Bangkok to sample regional cuisines across five stops, including a local market and a Michelin-recommended eatery. Finally, you can combine culture and fitness with a Muay Thai training experience, catering to all levels from beginner classes to intense multi-week camps.

Thailand’s partnership as a Destination Partner with TGTF 2026 which is happening on 7th & 8th Feb 2026 at Jio World Drive Mumbai, represents a commitment to providing travellers with a journey that moves beyond the conventional, blending high-end relaxation with genuine local immersion. Every trip here uncovers a new layer, reminding visitors that a fresh and inspiring adventure is always waiting.