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Durian lovers have until June 23 to enjoy a variety of durian served in Japanese omakase style at Em Market, ground floor of Emsphere, Sukhumvit Road.

Chiravadee Khunsab, Executive Director of Europe at Tourism Authority of Thailand, highlights how European markets driving Thailand's tourism recovery.

A government pledge to cut a large amount of greenhouse gas emissions is expected to reshape how Thai businesses operate.

Gulf Energy Development, Advanced Info Service (AIS) and the Highland Research and Development Institute (public organisation) have teamed up to improve the living quality of Thais in highland areas through the

To mark marriage equality in Thailand and Pride Month, Phuket Pride is bringing colour to the old town through a range of creative activities until Sunday. Designed around the theme of

The Thailand Travel Mart Plus (TTM+) 2024 opened at the JW Marriott Khao Lak, showcasing Thai tourism. The event highlights sustainable travel, with over 425 buyers and 430 booths participating.

TAT Deputy Governor, Nithee Seepraen outlined the Thailand tourism performance so far and forecast for rest of year

The most realistic scenario for Thai tourism revenue this year is 3 trillion baht, missing the government goal of 3.5 trillion baht, as many target markets have been hit by an economic downturn, according to the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT).

Natural Resources and Environment Minister Phatcharavat Wongsuwan has welcomed the planned shooting of Jurassic World 4 in national parks in the South but said the production must not damage the environment.