Beginning in 1999 the baht stabilized and inflation and interest rates began coming down. The regional recovery boosted exports, while fiscal stimulus buoyed domestic demand. Thailand's geography, rich in natural resources, has created an economic boom that may serve as a model for all East Asian countries to follow. Thailand is one of the largest food exporters in the world, largely because of the fertile land throughout the country. The country will use this agricultural background as it expands its industrial sector.
Tourism provides necessary revenue as one of the leading industries.
Thailand is increasing its tourism by advertising its natural geography. People from developed areas of the world like the fact that Thailand is a remote country that is not developed yet. As more and more people come to the country and spend money, Thailand will gain revenue, and this adds an extra boost to the economy. Improving technology is allowing Thailand to produce value added goods such as computers and electronics, which will gain more revenue to help pay the costs of building infrastructure. Currently, Thailand has a few plans in progress to get their market stronger.