The Tourism Authority of Thailand launched a culinary map featuring five Geographical Indication products, promoting regional specialties and encouraging travelers to explore local foods and support protected culinary heritage.
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- The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has launched a culinary map highlighting five Geographical Indication (GI) products, showcasing regional specialties tied to their unique origins and production methods.
- Featured products include Doi Chang Coffee, Phon Yang Kham Premium Beef, Sam Phran Aromatic Coconut, Chanthaburi Durian, and Trang Roast Pork, all certified as GI items linked to their locations.
- TAT encourages travelers to experience authentic local foods, supporting regional tourism and raising awareness of Thailand’s diverse culinary heritage while promoting the distinct character of local communities.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has unveiled a culinary map featuring five Geographical Indication (GI) products from across the country, encouraging travelers to discover regional specialties recognized for their unique origins and local production methods.
The featured products include Doi Chang Coffee from Chiang Rai, Phon Yang Kham Premium Beef from Sakon Nakhon, Sam Phran Aromatic Coconut from Nakhon Pathom, Chanthaburi Durian from Chanthaburi, and Trang Roast Pork from Trang. Each product is certified as a GI item, identifying goods whose quality or reputation is closely linked to their place of origin.
TAT Governor Thapanee Kiatphaibool said the culinary map introduces travelers to authentic local foods while showcasing the distinct character of communities across Thailand. The featured products range from internationally recognized Arabica coffee and premium beef to aromatic coconuts, the country’s renowned durian, and a traditional roast pork recipe from the South.
The agency said the culinary map encourages visitors to explore local destinations through food while supporting regional tourism and products with protected geographical status. The campaign also promotes greater awareness of Thailand’s culinary heritage and the diversity of specialties found throughout the country.
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