Thailand Welcomes TransNusa Jakarta–Bangkok Flights to Boost Travel and Tourism Connectivity

Thailand has gained a new direct air connection with Indonesia as TransNusa officially launched its Jakarta–Bangkok service on 6 August 2026, introducing two daily flights between Jakarta and Bangkok from the first day of operations.

The new route connects Jakarta’s Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (CGK) directly with Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), giving Indonesian leisure travellers, business visitors, families and regional travellers another way to reach Thailand without a transit stop.

For travellers planning a Thailand holiday from Jakarta, the significance goes beyond simply having another flight option. Two daily departures create greater flexibility when building a Bangkok itinerary, while arrival at Suvarnabhumi makes it easier to continue onwards to destinations such as Phuket, Krabi, Chiang Mai, Pattaya and other parts of Thailand.

TransNusa had announced that the route would launch with twice-daily service, with the first flight scheduled to depart Jakarta at 08:20 and arrive in Bangkok at 11:45 local time, while the second was scheduled to depart Jakarta at 16:30 and arrive at 19:55. The corresponding Bangkok–Jakarta services were scheduled for 12:30 and 20:40 departures respectively.

The timing is particularly interesting for travellers because Jakarta and Bangkok operate in the same UTC+7 time zone. There is no clock adjustment to make after landing, making the route convenient for short holidays, business trips and multi-city Southeast Asia itineraries.

For travellers who want more than a flight ticket, the new connection also creates an opportunity to design a Thailand journey around the way they actually want to travel — whether that means a first-time Bangkok city break, a Bangkok-and-Pattaya holiday, a Bangkok–Phuket escape, a family vacation, a luxury itinerary or a longer Thailand experience covering several destinations.

What Happened: TransNusa Launches Direct Jakarta–Bangkok Service

The new TransNusa route was announced in June 2026, with ticket sales opening ahead of the planned August launch.

TransNusa confirmed that the Jakarta–Bangkok route would begin operations on 6 August 2026, with two flights every day from the outset. Unlike some regional services that use Don Mueang for Bangkok operations, TransNusa’s new service arrives at Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), Thailand’s principal international gateway.

The airline described the route as a strategic expansion of its international network and highlighted the importance of travel between Indonesia and Thailand for both tourism and business.

The published schedule provides two distinct departure windows from Jakarta:

• Morning service: Jakarta 08:20 → Bangkok 11:45

• Afternoon service: Jakarta 16:30 → Bangkok 19:55

Return services were scheduled as:

• Bangkok 12:30 → Jakarta 15:55

• Bangkok 20:40 → Jakarta 00:05 the following day

All times are local to the respective airports. Flight schedules can change, so travellers should always confirm their exact departure time on their booking before travelling.

TransNusa also announced introductory fares from IDR 2,999,000 one way when the route was launched. That was an introductory fare announcement rather than a promise of a permanent ticket price, so travellers should treat current fares as date-dependent.

The route is therefore best understood as a new connectivity option rather than a replacement for existing Jakarta–Bangkok services. Travellers can now compare departure times, fare conditions, baggage arrangements, cabin products and overall trip convenience when deciding how to reach Thailand.

Why the New Jakarta–Bangkok Flight Matters for Travellers

A new international route becomes genuinely valuable when it improves the overall travel experience.

For Jakarta-based travellers, the biggest advantage is simple: a direct flight removes the need to build the journey around a connecting airport.

That can make a substantial difference on a three- to five-day holiday.

Instead of spending additional hours connecting through another Southeast Asian hub, travellers can fly directly between the two capitals and use the saved time for the destination itself.

1. More flexibility when planning a Thailand holiday

Two daily services give travellers more choice than a single fixed departure.

The morning flight can work particularly well for travellers who want to arrive around midday and begin exploring Bangkok on the same day.

The later Jakarta departure can be attractive to people who prefer to finish work or other commitments before travelling, although the later arrival means the first evening is more suited to hotel check-in and a relaxed dinner than an ambitious sightseeing programme.

The same principle applies to return travel. Having two scheduled options can make it easier to match the flight with hotel check-out, domestic connections and the length of the holiday.

2. Less time lost to connections

For a short Thailand break, every hour matters.

A four-night Bangkok holiday is very different when the traveller spends several additional hours waiting at a connecting airport.

A direct Jakarta to Bangkok flight makes it easier to think in terms of usable holiday time rather than total journey time.

That is particularly useful for:

• Couples planning a long weekend in Bangkok

• Families travelling with children

• First-time Thailand visitors

• Business travellers

• MICE travellers

• Shopping-focused travellers

• Travellers continuing to another Thai destination

• Indonesian travellers combining Thailand with another Southeast Asian country

3. Same time zone

Jakarta and Bangkok are both UTC+7.

For many travellers, this is a small detail that becomes surprisingly useful.

There is no need to adjust watches, phones or meeting schedules after landing. A traveller arriving in Bangkok can immediately operate on the same local time they were using in Jakarta.

For business travel, this eliminates one common source of confusion when arranging meetings.

For leisure travel, it simply means less mental adjustment.

4. Suvarnabhumi opens the door to more of Thailand

The arrival airport matters.

Suvarnabhumi is not simply a place where the flight ends. It is a major gateway for Thailand, and its location and network make it useful for travellers who intend to continue beyond Bangkok.

A traveller arriving at BKK can arrange a Bangkok stay before continuing towards destinations such as:

• Phuket

• Krabi

• Chiang Mai

• Pattaya

• Koh Samui

• Chiang Rai

• Ayutthaya

• Hua Hin

• Other destinations across Thailand

For a traveller planning a multi-destination Thailand holiday from Jakarta, this creates an opportunity to build a more comprehensive itinerary rather than treating Bangkok as the entire trip.

Key Changes Explained

The most important change is not that Bangkok has suddenly become accessible from Jakarta. Jakarta–Bangkok has long been an important regional aviation corridor.

The change is that TransNusa adds another direct option to an established route and enters the market with twice-daily service from the beginning.

That gives travellers another schedule to compare and another airline option to consider.

The route at a glance

TransNusa’s own route information describes the service as a direct connection between Soekarno-Hatta and Suvarnabhumi, with the journey taking a little over three hours.

Travellers should remember that airline schedules, aircraft assignments, baggage conditions and fares can change. The flight displayed on an individual booking should always be treated as the definitive itinerary.

Who Benefits Most From the New Jakarta–Bangkok Flights?

Indonesian leisure travellers

This is perhaps the clearest market.

Bangkok is an unusually versatile short-haul international destination. A traveller can spend three days exploring temples and neighbourhoods, five days combining culture and shopping, or a week connecting Bangkok with beaches elsewhere in Thailand.

The direct flight makes these options easier to organise.

Couples

Bangkok works extremely well for couples because the city offers a wide range of experiences within a relatively compact holiday framework.

A couple can combine:

1. Boutique accommodation

2. Rooftop dining

3. Chao Phraya River experiences

4. Bangkok’s historic temples

5. Luxury shopping

6. Chinatown food experiences

7. Spa and wellness experiences

For a longer holiday, Bangkok can then become the first or final stop before travelling to Phuket, Krabi or another Thai destination.

Families

Families benefit from avoiding unnecessary airport changes.

A direct Jakarta–Bangkok flight can simplify the journey for parents travelling with children, particularly when the itinerary already includes domestic transfers, hotel changes and sightseeing.

A well-planned family itinerary can also reduce unnecessary movement by arranging airport pickup, accommodation and activities around the flight schedule.

Business travellers

Bangkok and Jakarta are both major regional business centres.

The new connection gives business travellers another option for meetings, conferences, trade visits and short working trips.

Because the two cities share the same time zone, meeting schedules do not need to be recalculated around a time difference.

MICE travellers

The route also has relevance for Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions.

Large groups frequently need more than an airline ticket. They require coordinated airport transfers, hotels, restaurants, sightseeing, meeting arrangements and on-ground support.

Thailand is particularly well suited to this type of travel because a business event can be combined with leisure experiences before or after the programme.

The Bigger Impact on Thailand Tourism

New international air connectivity can influence tourism well beyond the arrival airport.

The first effect is increased choice.

When travellers have more direct flight options, Thailand becomes easier to compare with alternative destinations.

The second effect is itinerary expansion.

A traveller who might previously have considered Bangkok as a standalone city break may now be more inclined to build a longer Thailand journey around the new connection.

This is where the geography of Thailand becomes particularly important.

Bangkok as a gateway rather than a final destination

First-time visitors often think of Bangkok as the destination.

Experienced Thailand travellers often see Bangkok differently: it can be the beginning of a much larger journey.

A seven-night holiday might look like:

Jakarta → Bangkok → Pattaya → Bangkok → Jakarta

Or:

Jakarta → Bangkok → Phuket → Bangkok → Jakarta

Or:

Jakarta → Bangkok → Chiang Mai → Bangkok → Jakarta

The right route depends on travel dates, domestic flight availability, interests, budget and the amount of time available.

Why this matters for regional tourism

The TransNusa service arrives at a time when Thailand is continuing to place emphasis on air connectivity and making travel across the country more accessible.

Thailand’s Tourism Authority has highlighted regional air connectivity as an important part of the country’s tourism development, including initiatives designed to connect visitors with destinations beyond the primary gateways.

The broader direction is important: Thailand is not simply selling Bangkok, Phuket or Chiang Mai individually. It is increasingly presenting the country as a connected collection of experiences.

For international travellers, that means a flight into Bangkok can become the first step of a much richer itinerary.

What Travellers Should Expect When Arriving in Bangkok

For travellers flying into Suvarnabhumi, the journey does not end when the aircraft reaches the gate.

There are several stages between landing and reaching your hotel.

Immigration and arrival procedures

International visitors should allow sufficient time for immigration, baggage collection and customs.

Thailand currently requires non-Thai nationals entering the country to complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) before arrival. The Immigration Bureau states that the information should be submitted within three days before the arrival date.

Travellers should use the official process and make sure the information matches their passport and travel arrangements.

TDAC is an arrival registration requirement; it is not a visa. Visa or visa-exemption requirements depend on nationality and the applicable rules at the time of travel. Thailand also announced revisions to its visa-exemption and Visa on Arrival framework in May 2026, making it particularly important to verify requirements before departure rather than relying on older travel information.

Getting from Suvarnabhumi to Bangkok

Travellers have several options after arrival.

Airport Rail Link: Useful for travellers staying near the rail network and looking to avoid road traffic.

Taxi: Convenient for hotels that are not close to public transport, particularly for travellers with luggage.

Ride-hailing: Useful when travellers prefer app-based transport and know their destination.

Pre-arranged private transfer: Particularly valuable for families, couples with luggage, first-time visitors, late-night arrivals and travellers beginning a multi-city itinerary.

For a premium holiday, a pre-arranged airport transfer is often less about luxury and more about removing uncertainty after an international flight.

You leave the arrivals area, meet your driver, load the luggage and go directly to the hotel.

How to Prepare for a Jakarta–Bangkok Trip

A smooth Thailand holiday usually starts before the aircraft departs.

1. Choose the flight around your itinerary

Do not select a flight solely because it appears cheapest.

Consider:

• Hotel check-in time

• Domestic Thai flights

• Airport transfer requirements

• Sightseeing plans

• Family travelling hours

• Restaurant reservations

• Connecting transportation

• Return flight timing

A slightly different flight can sometimes make the entire itinerary more efficient.

2. Leave enough time at Jakarta airport

International travel requires more preparation than a domestic flight.

Allow sufficient time for:

• Check-in

• Baggage procedures

• Security

• Immigration

• Airport navigation

• Boarding

Travellers should also check their booking for the exact terminal and current airline instructions rather than relying on information from an older trip.

3. Complete your arrival requirements before departure

Keep your passport details, accommodation information and travel details readily available.

For Thailand, eligible international travellers must complete TDAC before arrival according to the current Immigration Bureau requirements.

4. Plan the airport transfer before landing

This becomes especially important if you arrive in the evening.

A traveller arriving at BKK after a long journey does not necessarily want to negotiate transportation, navigate an unfamiliar airport and then search for the hotel.

A pre-arranged transfer can make the first hour in Thailand considerably easier.

5. Do not overpack your first Bangkok itinerary

Bangkok rewards curiosity.

Trying to visit every famous attraction in one day usually creates a rushed experience.

A better approach is to group experiences geographically.

For example, a day around the historic river area can combine temples, riverside scenery, local food and Chinatown rather than sending travellers repeatedly across the city.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Mistake 1: Treating Bangkok as only a shopping destination

Bangkok certainly offers world-class shopping, but that represents only one part of the city.

The historic districts, temples, river communities, markets, museums, contemporary art, food culture and neighbourhood experiences are equally important.

Mistake 2: Booking the flight before planning the rest of the journey

If you intend to continue to Phuket, Krabi, Chiang Mai or another destination, check the domestic connection before finalising the international itinerary.

Mistake 3: Ignoring airport location

Bangkok has more than one airport.

For this TransNusa route, the relevant Bangkok airport is Suvarnabhumi (BKK).

Do not confuse BKK with Don Mueang (DMK) when arranging a domestic connection or airport transfer.

Mistake 4: Assuming every fare includes the same benefits

Compare the complete fare conditions rather than looking only at the headline price.

Check baggage, seat selection, meals, change conditions and cancellation terms applicable to your specific fare.

Mistake 5: Leaving entry requirements until the last minute

Thailand's entry procedures can change.

The 2026 changes to visa-exemption arrangements are a good reminder that information from an old blog post, social-media video or previous trip may no longer be sufficient.

Mistake 6: Booking every activity in advance

Some experiences benefit from advance reservations, particularly popular attractions, private tours and premium dining.

But a Thailand holiday should also leave room for spontaneous discoveries.

Expert Travel Tips for Jakarta Travellers Visiting Thailand

Build your holiday around experiences, not just cities

Instead of saying, “I want Bangkok and Phuket,” decide what you want to experience.

For example:

• Culture: Bangkok + Ayutthaya + Chiang Mai

• Beach: Bangkok + Phuket or Krabi

• Family: Bangkok + Pattaya

• Luxury: Bangkok + Phuket + private experiences

• Food: Bangkok + Chinatown + local culinary experiences

• Adventure: Bangkok + Krabi + island excursions

• Shopping: Bangkok + premium malls + local markets

This produces a much more personalised itinerary.

Consider a private transfer after an international flight

Public transportation can be excellent, but convenience matters.

For families, seniors, couples travelling with several bags or travellers with tight schedules, a private vehicle can be a practical investment.

Stay near the transport system that matches your plans

Bangkok is large.

A beautiful hotel can become inconvenient if every sightseeing trip involves long road journeys.

For a first visit, location should be evaluated alongside hotel quality.

Give Bangkok at least three nights when possible

Two nights can work for a short break, but three or four nights allow travellers to experience more than the obvious highlights.

A longer stay can include:

• Historic Bangkok

• Chao Phraya River

• Chinatown

• Modern shopping districts

• Local markets

• Thai cuisine

• Rooftop experiences

• Cultural attractions

• A day trip outside the city

Consider adding Pattaya for a short multi-destination holiday

Pattaya is within practical reach of Bangkok and offers a completely different atmosphere.

For travellers looking for beaches, entertainment, family attractions, nightlife or island experiences without committing to a domestic flight, a Bangkok–Pattaya combination can be highly efficient.

How We Can Help You Plan a Better Thailand Holiday

A direct flight solves only one part of a Thailand holiday.

The bigger question is what happens after you land.

At Tycoon Thai DMC, we focus on the destination itself: the hotels, transfers, tours, meals, experiences and day-to-day logistics that turn an international flight into a complete Thailand journey.

For travellers, this means the itinerary can be designed around how you actually want to travel, rather than forcing your holiday into a standard package.

You can explore Thailand travel experiences and destination services with Tycoon Thai DMC, from Bangkok and Pattaya to Phuket, Krabi, Chiang Mai and other Thai destinations.

For B2B travel agents

The new Jakarta–Bangkok route is also relevant for travel professionals selling Thailand.

For an agent, a direct flight is only valuable if the ground arrangement is equally dependable.

A Thailand DMC can help coordinate:

• Airport transfers

• Hotel arrangements

• Private and shared transportation

• Sightseeing tours

• Island excursions

• Meals

• Multi-city itineraries

• Group movements

• MICE arrangements

• Special travel requirements

• On-ground coordination

This allows an agent to concentrate on the client relationship while the destination-side logistics are coordinated in Thailand.

For travel agents looking for a Thailand-only DMC partner, local destination knowledge matters. A team working within Thailand understands transfer times, hotel locations, operational realities, attraction schedules and the practical differences between destinations.

Agents can submit their requirements through the Thailand tour quotation request form for a tailored itinerary.

Why This Route Could Change the Way Indonesians Experience Thailand

The most interesting consequence of the TransNusa Jakarta–Bangkok service may not be the additional flight itself.

It is the possibility of making Thailand feel easier to visit spontaneously.

When a destination has convenient direct air access, a three- or four-night holiday becomes more realistic.

A traveller no longer needs to think of Thailand only as a major annual vacation.

Bangkok can become a long-weekend destination.

A couple can plan a food and shopping escape.

A family can build a four-night city holiday.

A business traveller can add leisure days before returning to Jakarta.

A first-time visitor can use Bangkok as the starting point for a longer Thailand adventure.

And an experienced Thailand traveller can use the new service as another entry point into the country.

That flexibility is ultimately what makes new connectivity valuable.

A Better Way to Plan Your First Days in Thailand

For travellers arriving on a morning TransNusa service, the first day can be structured around a gentle introduction to Bangkok.

A practical first day might include:

1. Airport arrival and private transfer

2. Hotel check-in or luggage drop

3. Lunch

4. Relaxed neighbourhood exploration

5. Chao Phraya River or nearby sightseeing

6. Evening dining

7. Chinatown or a Bangkok night experience

For the second day, travellers can focus on the city's historic attractions.

The third day can be dedicated to shopping, food, markets or a day trip.

If the holiday is longer, Bangkok can then become the launch point for another destination.

This approach avoids one of the most common Thailand planning mistakes: trying to see the entire country in a single trip.

The Opportunity Beyond Bangkok

The new Jakarta–Bangkok connection should not encourage travellers to stop thinking beyond the capital.

Thailand's strength is its diversity.

A traveller can move from Bangkok's dense urban energy to the beaches of Phuket, the limestone landscapes of Krabi, the family attractions of Pattaya or the cultural atmosphere of Chiang Mai.

That diversity is one reason a direct international connection into Bangkok can have a wider tourism effect.

The traveller arrives in one city but can experience many different versions of Thailand.

For Indonesian visitors making their first trip, Bangkok is often the easiest introduction.

For returning visitors, it can be the gateway to something new.

Stronger Connectivity Means More Choice — Not Less Planning

The arrival of TransNusa gives travellers another option, but more choice does not automatically mean a better holiday.

The best trip is still the one where the flight, hotel, transfers and experiences work together.

A morning arrival paired with a poorly located hotel can waste the advantage of the flight.

A cheap ticket paired with an inconvenient domestic connection can create unnecessary stress.

A beautiful itinerary with no realistic transfer time can become difficult on the ground.

That is why experienced destination planning remains important.

The flight gets you to Thailand. The quality of the itinerary determines what happens after you arrive.

Plan Your Jakarta–Bangkok Thailand Journey With Confidence

The launch of TransNusa's twice-daily Jakarta–Bangkok service on 6 August 2026 is a positive development for travellers seeking another direct connection between Indonesia and Thailand.

It gives Jakarta travellers greater schedule choice, removes the need for a connecting airport and places them directly at Suvarnabhumi, one of Thailand's principal international gateways.

But the real opportunity is larger than the flight.

It is the ability to build a Thailand holiday that fits your available time, interests and travel style.

Whether you are planning a 3-night Bangkok city break, a 5-day Bangkok and Pattaya holiday, a Bangkok–Phuket itinerary, a family Thailand vacation, a luxury Thailand escape or a multi-city Thailand tour, the new direct connection gives you another practical starting point.

For travellers who want the trip arranged around their needs rather than around a fixed template, discover tailored Thailand travel planning with Tycoon Thai DMC.

For travel agents, tour operators and international partners looking for a reliable Thailand ground-handling partner, request a customised Thailand quotation with your travel dates, destinations, number of travellers and requirements.

Your journey may begin with a flight from Jakarta to Bangkok. The Thailand experience begins when you land.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. When did TransNusa start flying from Jakarta to Bangkok?

TransNusa launched its direct Jakarta–Bangkok service on 6 August 2026. The airline introduced the route with two daily flights from the beginning of operations.

2. How many TransNusa flights operate between Jakarta and Bangkok each day?

The route was launched with two flights daily in each direction, giving travellers morning and afternoon/evening departure options.

3. Which Bangkok airport does TransNusa use?

TransNusa's Jakarta–Bangkok service operates to Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), Bangkok's principal international airport.

4. What is the TransNusa Jakarta–Bangkok flight time?

The direct journey takes approximately three and a half hours, although actual flight time can vary according to operating conditions. TransNusa describes the route as taking a little over three hours.

5. Is there a time difference between Jakarta and Bangkok?

No. Both Jakarta and Bangkok operate on UTC+7, so travellers do not need to adjust their watches after arrival.

6. What are the published TransNusa Jakarta–Bangkok flight times?

The announced schedule included a Jakarta departure at 08:20, arriving Bangkok at 11:45, and a second departure at 16:30, arriving at 19:55. Travellers should verify the exact schedule attached to their booking because airline schedules can change.

7. Is the Jakarta–Bangkok flight nonstop?

Yes. The TransNusa service is a direct Jakarta–Bangkok connection between Soekarno-Hatta International Airport and Suvarnabhumi Airport.

8. Can I travel from Jakarta to Phuket using the new TransNusa route?

Yes, the new route can be used as the international starting point for a wider Thailand itinerary. Travellers can arrive in Bangkok and arrange onward travel to Phuket, Krabi, Chiang Mai, Pattaya and other destinations, subject to available domestic connections.

9. Is Bangkok worth visiting for only three or four nights?

Absolutely. Bangkok works particularly well for a short international break because travellers can combine cultural attractions, food, shopping, nightlife, riverside experiences and neighbourhood exploration without needing to travel long distances between cities.

10. Should I stay in Bangkok before continuing to another Thai destination?

For most first-time visitors, spending at least a few nights in Bangkok is worthwhile. However, the best arrangement depends on your arrival time, onward flight, interests and total holiday length.

11. What airport transfer is best after arriving at Suvarnabhumi?

The best option depends on your hotel location and travel style. Public transport can be efficient for some travellers, while a pre-arranged private transfer is particularly convenient for families, groups, first-time visitors and travellers with substantial luggage.

12. Do international travellers need to complete Thailand's Digital Arrival Card?

Yes. Thailand's Immigration Bureau states that all non-Thai nationals entering Thailand must complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card before entry, with submission required within three days before arrival.

13. Is the Thailand Digital Arrival Card the same as a visa?

No. TDAC is an arrival registration requirement and is not a visa. Visa or visa-exemption eligibility depends on the traveller's nationality and the rules applicable at the time of travel.

14. Have Thailand's visa rules changed in 2026?

Thailand announced revisions to its visa-exemption and Visa on Arrival arrangements in May 2026, including changes to eligible countries and permitted stays. Travellers should verify the current requirements for their nationality before booking and before departure.

15. Is the TransNusa Jakarta–Bangkok route useful for business travel?

Yes. Two daily services provide greater scheduling flexibility, while the lack of a time-zone difference between Jakarta and Bangkok makes short business trips easier to organise.

16. Is the new route useful for families travelling to Thailand?

Yes. A direct flight reduces the complexity of connecting through another airport. Families can further simplify the journey by arranging accommodation, airport transfers and sightseeing before departure.

17. Can travel agents use the new route for Thailand package holidays?

Yes. The new Jakarta–Bangkok connection can be incorporated into FIT, family, group, MICE and multi-destination Thailand programmes. A Thailand DMC can coordinate the ground services around the international flight.

18. Why use a Thailand DMC instead of arranging everything independently?

A Thailand DMC can coordinate destination services such as airport transfers, hotels, tours, transportation, meals, group movements and local logistics. This can be particularly valuable when a traveller is visiting multiple destinations or when an agent needs one local partner to coordinate the Thailand component.

19. Can Tycoon Thai DMC create a customised Jakarta–Bangkok Thailand itinerary?

Yes. Tycoon Thai DMC can help design Thailand ground arrangements around the traveller's dates, destinations, hotel preferences, activities, transfers and group requirements. Travellers and agents can submit their requirements through the Thailand quotation request process.

20. What is the best way to plan a Thailand holiday around the new Jakarta–Bangkok route?

Start with the international flight dates, then build the Thailand itinerary around realistic hotel locations, domestic connections, transfers and sightseeing time. For a multi-destination holiday, professional local planning can help prevent unnecessary transfers and make better use of the time available.