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BANGKOK: Thailand saw a rise of 0.89pc in tourist arrivals in June from a year earlier, after a drop of 1.03pc in May, the tourism ministry said in a statement on Monday.
The 3.05 million tourists in June spent about 150 billion baht ($4.86 billion), up 1.48pc from a year earlier.
Visitors from China, Thailand's biggest source of tourists, declined 7.1pc in June from a year earlier, after falling 8.55pc in May.
Preliminary ministry data this month showed a fall of 4pc on the year in June overall tourist arrivals.
Foreign tourist receipts make up about 12pc of Thailand's gross domestic product.
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