Thailand's wellness, spa industry is ~THB 92B (~USD 2.6B) in 2024 per Global Wellness Institute, TAT, TSPA triangulation — Thailand ranks top-10 globally, top-3 Asia in wellness tourism scale. Segments: traditional Thai spa, massage ~42% (mass-market, tourist spa, traditional massage schools, Wat Pho traditional Thai medicine), luxury, destination wellness resorts ~26% (Chiva-Som, Kamalaya, Amanpuri, Six Senses, Banyan Tree Spa), hotel, resort spa services ~20% (Minor Wellness, Centara SPA Cenvaree, Dusit Devarana, IHG, Hilton, Marriott spas), medical wellness, longevity, rejuvenation ~12% (BDMS VitalLife, Rakxa, Yanhee, Bumrungrad wellness clinics). Destination clusters: Phuket, Koh Samui, Chiang Mai, Hua Hin, Bangkok. GWI Global Wellness Institute ranks Thailand in top-10 globally for wellness tourism.

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Bangkok Dusit Medical Services

Thailand's largest listed hospital group — 50+ hospitals across six brand families; >THB 110B FY2024 revenue.

Banyan Tree Holdings

Singapore-listed luxury hotel group; Banyan Tree, Angsana, Cassia brands; operates Laguna Phuket integrated resort (SET: LRH).

Bumrungrad Hospital

Thailand's medical-tourism flagship — first Asian hospital JCI-accredited (2002); >60% international-patient revenue mix.

Central Plaza Hotels

Thailand-weighted premium hotel operator — Centara brand plus the CRG food-service franchise anchor.

Dusit Thani

Listed Thai luxury hotel operator mid-redevelopment — Dusit Central Park mixed-use complex with Central Pattana.

Minor International

Thailand's largest listed hotel group — 550+ properties across 56+ countries via NH Hotel Group, Anantara, and Avani.

Time scope	2024 rankings
Sources	Global Wellness Institute
Basis	Primary source
Confidence	Primary source