New Frontier: Thailand positions as a powerhouse to lead Global Exhibition Economy Growth
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New Frontier: Thailand positions as a powerhouse to lead Global Exhibition Economy Growth
"By harmonising world-class infrastructure with exceptional service and sustainable governance, Thailand is evolving its portfolio to become a global hub for design and the creative economy. This shift signals the nation's ambition to move beyond traditional trade, leading the next chapter of high-value, idea-driven international exhibitions."
"Thailand already ranks among Asia's leading exhibition destinations, hosting 509 domestic and international exhibitions in 2025, welcoming 23.6 million exhibition participants, and generating approximately USD 2.9 billion in exhibition-related revenue. With the largest exhibition venue capacity in ASEAN and the fourth largest in Asia, Thailand combines scale with service excellence, hospitality, and strong government support."
"By positioning Bangkok as a global design exhibition hub, TCEB aims this initiative to transition the country from a host destination into a global thought leader, spearheading a new era of high-impact, intellectual exhibitions."
The Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau is executing a strategic expansion to establish Bangkok as a premier global exhibition hub, particularly in design and creative industries. Thailand currently hosts 509 exhibitions annually, attracting 23.6 million participants and generating USD 2.9 billion in revenue. Possessing ASEAN's largest exhibition venue capacity and Asia's fourth largest, Thailand combines infrastructure scale with service excellence and government support. TCEB's strategy integrates physical infrastructure with market capabilities, government coordination, and soft skills including talent development, sustainability, and hospitality. This comprehensive ecosystem targets high-value, idea-driven events across mature and emerging sectors, positioning Bangkok as a global thought leader rather than merely a host destination.
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