Thai Airways has announced 37 additional cancellations affecting domestic and international services from September 29 through October 1, as flooding in Bangkok and surrounding areas continues to affect operations.
Bangkok combines royal landmarks, Buddhist temples, river travel, exceptional food, lively markets and modern city districts. Use this practical guide to plan your stay.
Thai Airways has cancelled 37 additional domestic and international flights scheduled through October 1 amid flooding-related disruption and baggage-handling problems at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport.
Thai Airways is reducing Bangkok departures by roughly 30%–40% while Suvarnabhumi Airport works through a major baggage backlog linked to flooding-related ground-staff shortages.
Bangkok authorities have designated all 50 districts disaster-affected amid widespread flooding. Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang airports remain open, but flooded roads, congestion and transport delays are affecting access and journeys.
Bangkok remains open to visitors, but heavy rain and localized flooding are affecting roads and could delay journeys to airports or disrupt some flights.
Thailand will end visa-free entry and Visa on Arrival access for ordinary Uzbek passport holders from September 15, 2026. Travelers will need to arrange an appropriate visa before departure.
Thailand is a compact country of contrasts: neon-lit city life, centuries-old temples, street-food alleys and some of the world’s most photographed beaches. Whether you’re chasing sunrise over gilded stupas in Bangkok, trekking misty hills in the north, or island-hopping across crystalline waters in the south, Thailand delivers experiences that are vivid and varied. This guide…
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