Who reads Thairanked

At home in Thailand

35% of visitors are in Thailand itself. These are residents and long-stay expats choosing where to spend.

And the rest of the world

The full ranking of top markets appears below, in order — including the international audience researching a trip before they take it, when their decisions are still open.

Two audiences, not one

Most businesses want both: the first fills quiet weekdays, the second fills the season. That is reasoning about who this audience is rather than a measured claim about how they behave.

Top markets

1. 1. Thailand 35%
2. 2. Germany 4.5%
3. 3. Netherlands 4.3%
4. 4. France 4.2%
5. 5. Japan 4.1%
6. 6. South Korea 3.9%
7. 7. United States 3.7%
8. 8. Singapore 3.5%
9. 9. United Kingdom 3.4%
10. 10. Spain 3.2%

Thailand, Germany and Spain are measured, January–July 2026. The markets between them sit close together, and are shown as approximations.

What the audience actually reads

The question worth answering before spending anything: is your category read here? These are ranking views by category, January–July 2026.

• Activities & Experiences 63,984 ranking views 103 rankings
• Food and beverage 53,061 ranking views 99 rankings
• Travel & Transport 47,054 ranking views 89 rankings
• Entertainment 39,683 ranking views 60 rankings
• Sports & Fitness 25,454 ranking views 37 rankings
• Accommodation 16,645 ranking views 31 rankings
• Health & Wellness 16,289 ranking views 19 rankings

Measured January–July 2026.

A ranking can sit in more than one category, so these figures overlap rather than dividing a total. They count ranking views, not unique visitors.

What there is to read

403 published rankings and 412 articles, alongside a business directory that is live and growing. Appearing here means appearing inside a substantial catalogue, rather than buying space on a thin site.

They arrive already deciding

Thairanked is a rankings site, so people do not land here to discover that a category exists. They land comparing options and narrowing a shortlist — the point where a recommendation still changes the outcome. That is inference from what the site is rather than a measured statistic, but it is why placement here reaches people closer to a decision than general-interest traffic does.