No more days without rain? Thailand will permit alcohol consumption by visitors on Buddhist holidays.

Travelers on Buddhist festivals are no longer prohibited from drinking alcohol in Thailand. What that entails for travelers is as follows!As part of its newest attempt to attract more foreign tourists, Thailand is getting ready to permit restricted alcohol sales on Buddhist festivals.According to Deputy Prime Minister Prasert Jantararuangtong, the government intends to permit the sale of alcoholic beverages in areas that have been officially approved. He told reporters Tuesday that the adjustment might be put into effect before May 11, which is a Buddhist holiday in Thailand.

Due to its well-known beaches, vibrant nightlife, and reputation as the only Asian nation to decriminalize cannabis, Thailand is already one of the most popular travel destinations in Asia. However, many visitors who are looking for a refreshing drink to cool off in the tropical heat have been shocked to discover that pubs are closed on religious holidays.After the reforms take effect, not all locations will be able to offer alcohol, but hotels, locations for large events, and locations that are formally designated as service or tourist districts could accommodate thirsty visitors. There will be a 15-day public hearing before the proposal is certified by the health minister and then sent to the prime minister for approval.