Road freight dominated Thailand’s freight forwarding market in 2017, thanks to the country’s large fleet of vehicles, its strong cross-border trade with ASEAN countries, and its robust national network of strategically located warehouses and distribution centres. The sea freight segment ranked second, driven by increasing trade activities with FTA signatory countries. The Ports of Laem Chabang and Bangkok are the leading seaports of Thailand, handling most of the sea freight volume and offering services like cargo handling, tallying, and warehousing. International freight forwarding accounted for most of the revenues of Thailand’s freight forwarding market in 2017. The passenger segment is supported by Thailand’s booming tourism industry, which mostly relies on air transport on both international and domestic routes. Railway dominates urban mass transit in Bangkok.

01 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY  

02 SECTOR IN FOCUS 

03 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE 

04 COMPANIES IN FOCUS 

05 REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT 

06 AIR TRANSPORTATION

07 RAIL TRANSPORTATION 

08 WATER TRANSPORTATION