Thailand's government should turn to third-party advisers to bring private and public partners together to work on smart city innovations that can ease the burden caused by an influx of tourists, according to Amadeus. The company said in a report released Tuesday it is working with local authorities to develop "smart" cities for tourists as part of its Smart City Initiative.
Thailand's government should turn to third-party advisers to bring private and public partners together to work on smart city innovations that can ease the burden caused by an influx of tourists, according to Amadeus. The multinational travel technology company said encouraging smart mobility investments beyond Bangkok to prevent a two-tier system, and making Thailand attractive to overseas and domestic start-ups would also help support smart city initiatives.