Due to its immense popularity as one of the premier tourist destinations of the world, Thailand has curves a distinct niche for itself in the hearts of millions of leisure travelers who assemble here from all across the globe. As a direct consequence of the booming tourism industry in Thailand, there are numerous options for getting to Thailand and by availing these various choices of transportations, millions of tourists visit this country every year in its entire tourist season. The most popular option for getting to Thailand is undoubted by airways as a host of international airlines operate regular flights at the international airports of Thailand. Apart from its innumerable domestic airports in Thailand, the world class international airports of Thailand primarily comprise of and Bangkok International Airport, Chiang Mai International Airport, Hat Yai International Airport, Phuket International Airport, Chiang Rai International Airport and Suvarnabhumi Airport. All the international airports in Thailand are well connected by excellent transport facilities like city by buses, taxis and shuttle cars. Some of the Airports in Thailand even has more than one terminal for domestic and International airlines.

Bangkok is the capital city of Thailand and it is also the largest hub in the entire continent of Asia and thus all the international airlines which have flights to Bangkok and major cities of Thailand like Chiang Mai, Hat Yai, Ko Samui, Phuket, and Pattaya also have direct international flights to and a host of premier cities of the world. The travelers can thereby avail any of the flights for getting to Thailand at a reasonable cost. Thai Airways International, Bangkok Airways, Orient Thai Airline, Singapore International Airlines, British Airways, Emirates, Cathay Pacific, Lufthansa, KLM, Royal Brunei, Qantas Airways and Air India are premier international airlines which serve the various international airports of Thailand. Thai Airways International along with being the national flag carrier of Thailand is also one of the founding members of the Star Alliance network. Thai Airways International primarily operates from the Suvarnabhumi Airport and just like Singapore Airlines provides longest non-stop commercial flights from Bangkok to New York and Los Angeles and it also won the 'Worlds Best Cabin Staff' by Skytrax in June 2006. Apart from the national airline of Thailand and premier international airlines of the world, many low-cost carriers also serve Thailand and make it convenient for the budget travelers to opt for flights forgetting to Thailand.

Another popular option of getting to Thailand is by traveling through road and Thailand shares border with Cambodia, Malaysia, Singapore and Myanmar and the travelers can reach Thailand by crossing these borders in long distance buses and cars. Another option for getting to Thailand is by traveling in trains and Thailand's only international train service has routes which connects Butterworth and Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia and then stretches till Singapore. Traveling in trains is a good option as tickets are really affordable and if someone is interested in opting for luxury travel then they can avail the luxurious Eastern & Oriental Express which operates once a week and are provided with exclusive facilities like gourmet dining, personal butler service and such other services. Another exciting choice of getting to Thailand is to opt for ferry services and ferry services operates between Satun in southern Thailand to the Malaysian island of Langkawi and there are also occasional cruises from Malaysia and Singapore to Phuket and Bangkok.

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