TAT and TPC Provide Suvarnabhumi Airport Assistance
TAT and Thailand Privilege Card distribute over 1,000 food and water sets at Suvarnabhumi Airport on 28-29 September 2026 amid weather conditions.
Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
- TAT and TPC join forces to aid those affected by weather at Suvarnabhumi Airport
- Over 1,000 sets of meals and drinking water distributed on 28-29 September 2026
- Support provided to international visitors, stranded passengers, and airport staff
- TAT Governor emphasizes immediate concern for all affected individuals
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), in partnership with Thailand Privilege Card Co., Ltd. (TPC), has mobilized to provide immediate assistance at Suvarnabhumi Airport for individuals impacted by weather-related travel conditions in Bangkok and its surrounding areas.
This relief effort is dedicated not only to international visitors and passengers remaining at the airport but also extends to airport and airline personnel, immigration officers, and staff from relevant agencies who continue to perform their vital duties despite the challenging circumstances.
To address immediate needs, TAT and TPC prepared more than 1,000 sets of food—including cup noodles and rice meals—alongside drinking water for distribution on September 28 and 29, 2026. Executives and employee volunteers from both organizations personally oversaw the distribution at the passenger terminal.
"Our immediate concern is for visitors, passengers and everyone who has been affected by the current travel conditions. We recognise the difficulties they may be experiencing and hope this assistance provides some comfort while they are at the airport."
Ms. Thapanee Kiatphaibool, TAT Governor
Furthermore, the TAT Governor expressed appreciation for the dedication of airport, airline, immigration, and other personnel who continue to support travelers tirelessly throughout this period.
The collaboration between TAT and Thailand Privilege Card during weather-related travel disruptions highlights a proactive crisis management approach. By looking after both travelers and frontline personnel, the tourism sector reinforces Thailand's reputation for hospitality and resilience during unexpected operational challenges.
Source: TAT Newsroom
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