According to a number of Thai media sources, on June 24, the spokesman of the Thai Prime Minister's Office Cha Vacharon revealed that Thai Prime Minister Saita has been committed to improving the quality of life of the people and allowing them to live a happy and happy life. The new generation, in particular, wants them to be happy and have the right to choose their lifestyle.
He said that the National Tourism Administration previously released the results of the World Happiness Report 2024, which was jointly completed by the United Nations department, the University of Oxford and Gallup, and takes into account six factors: GDP per capita, social support, average life expectancy of people in good health, freedom to choose life, generosity and perception of corruption.
The results show that Thailand ranks 45th in the world's top 50 for the happiness of under-30 people in various countries around the world. Prime Minister Saita expressed his satisfaction and gratitude for the ranking.
In addition, he further said that the ranking was explained by the global travel magazine Travel+Leisure Asia, saying that Thailand is ranked 45th and the second happiest country in Asia, as Thailand is one of the most popular destinations to visit, without applying for a visa and visa programs are in line with the lifestyle of young people, so they can experience the fascinating Thai culture and lifestyle to the fullest.