Road freight will continue as the overwhelmingly dominant freight mode in Thailand over the medium term, accounting for 87.89% of the overall freight mix by the end of 2022. Inland waterways will be the second-most utilised freight mode in Thailand across the medium term, accounting for 9.39% of the total freight mix in 2022. Rail freight is also important, particularly for the country's heavy industries, but infrastructure capacity limitations mean that rail usage only accounts for just over 2.0% of the total freight mix. Air freight’s proportion will remain negligible over the forecast period. A relaxation of rules and regulations relating to exports from Thailand should improve the ease of trade in Thailand, which should translate into smoother logistics processes in the country going forward.

Key View

SWOT

Freight Transport & Shipping SWOT

Industry Forecast

Trade Forecast

Road Freight Forecast

Rail Freight Forecast 

Air Freight Forecast

Shipping Forecast

Market Overview

Company Profile

Thai Airways 

Thailand Demographic Outlook

Freight Transport & Shipping Methodology