RoI for four- and five-star hotels in the capital rose to 8-10% last year from 7-9% in 2014, with three-star RoI rising to 7-9% from 6-8%.
International tourist arrivals from January-October 2015 increased by 24.8% year-on-year to 24.4 million.
Tourism revenue jumped 27% to 1.16 trillion baht.
"The sector's growth resumed last year thanks to a tourism boom led by the Chinese."
Shopping malls were another sector registering a high RoI -- 8-10% for those in the central business district and 7-9% for non-CBD malls. Those figures remained stable.
RoI for shopping malls has been steady since 2014, Mr Wason said.
As per this illustration Thai investors were getting steady ROI of around 8% for past many years.
This is a very high return when compared to Bank deposit return . Thai savings/ FD rate is mere 0.60% - 0.9 % per annum. To get 1.6 % interest they have to deposit over 3 million Baht for 36 month .
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