The Thai Hotels Association is pushing the Tourism Ministry to pick hotels for the Thai Teaw Thai Plus co-payment scheme by revenue or Osmep size criteria, and to let hotels use dynamic pricing rather than fixed rates. The minister says the Finance Ministry may exclude five-star hotels to favour small and medium properties. Osmep's service-sector thresholds: small firms have 30 or fewer staff and under 50 million baht a year; mid-sized have 30-100 staff and 50-300 million baht. The scheme is expected to go to cabinet later this month, launching in October. The THA also wants only licensed properties eligible. If you run a guesthouse or hotel, check your licence status and your size against these thresholds now.