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First, the change in the number of tourists directly affects the demand for air passenger transport. The previously busy Thailand-South Korea route may face a decrease in passenger traffic, and airlines will have to re-evaluate flight arrangements and capacity allocation. This may lead to a reduction in flight frequency or even the suspension of some routes, thus affecting the layout of the entire air transport network.

Secondly, this change has also had an impact on air ticket prices. The decline in demand often prompts airlines to attract passengers by lowering ticket prices in order to maintain a certain occupancy rate. However, too low ticket prices may affect the airlines' revenue, and thus affect their investment in route expansion, service improvement, etc.

In addition, the shift of Thai tourists to other destinations, such as China, Vietnam and Japan, has also brought new opportunities and challenges to the air transport market in these regions. The new tourism boom may prompt airlines to open more routes connecting these destinations and increase capacity investment. But at the same time, it may also lead to intensified competition on some routes. Airlines need to continuously innovate and optimize in terms of services, prices and route planning to stand out from the competition.

From a more macro perspective, this local tourism market change also reflects the dynamics and sensitivity of the global air transport market. Many factors, such as international trade, political situation, and natural disasters, can have a profound impact on air transport. For example, trade frictions may lead to a reduction in business travel, while natural disasters may force airlines to temporarily change routes or suspend operations.

For the aviation transportation industry, how to keenly capture market changes and flexibly adjust operational strategies to cope with various uncertainties is the key to its sustainable development. In this process, technological innovation also plays an important role. For example, big data and artificial intelligence technologies can help airlines more accurately predict market demand, optimize flight scheduling and ticket pricing; advanced aircraft manufacturing technology can improve aircraft fuel efficiency, reduce operating costs and enhance competitiveness.

In short, the decrease in the number of Thai tourists traveling to South Korea is not just a local tourism market phenomenon. It is closely linked to the aviation transportation industry, has a multi-faceted impact on the development of the aviation transportation market, and has also brought many thoughts to the future development of the aviation transportation industry.