Thailand Travel Mart Plus 2025: Carbon Neutral Event
- The thailand Travel Mart plus (TTM+) 2025, held in Chiang Mai from June 4-6, has been declared a carbon neutral event.
- Thapanee Kiatphaibool, governor of the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), emphasized the importance of sustainability in all of TAT's initiatives. She stated that TTM+ exemplifies the mission to...
- The event successfully reduced emissions by 669.84 kgCO₂eq.
Thailand Travel Mart Plus 2025 Achieves carbon Neutrality
The thailand Travel Mart plus (TTM+) 2025, held in Chiang Mai from June 4-6, has been declared a carbon neutral event. This achievement underscores Thailand’s commitment to lasting tourism and environmental stewardship. The event highlights the important role sustainable practices play in the tourism industry.
Thapanee Kiatphaibool, governor of the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), emphasized the importance of sustainability in all of TAT’s initiatives. She stated that TTM+ exemplifies the mission to promote responsible tourism, benefiting both local communities and the environment. The TAT collaborated with the Provincial Electricity Authority to manage and offset emissions.
The event successfully reduced emissions by 669.84 kgCO₂eq. More than 1,080 kilograms of waste were diverted from landfills through sorting and recycling efforts.In collaboration with Central tham and Recycle Day, organic waste was converted into biogas. Surplus meals were donated to support nearby communities, extending the event’s positive impact. The TTM+ 2025 attracted 406 buyers from 51 countries, reinforcing Thailand’s position as a key tourism hub.
What’s next
Thailand aims to continue implementing sustainable practices in future events and initiatives, further solidifying its role as a leader in responsible tourism. The country is expected to play a significant role in promoting eco-kind travel options.