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Orathai Chongmee went from being a student at MUN to running one of the most popular food stalls at the St. John's Farmer's Market. Gabby Peyton caught up with her to talk about the St. John's dining scene, her aspirations for a restaurant and her love for shrimp paste.

Thai real estate firm Asset World Corporation (AWC) has signed a new hotel management agreement with IHG Hotels & Resorts for Kimpton Hua Hin Resort, with a targeted opening in 2024.

SURAT THANI: A 23-year-old Romanian tourist fell to her death from Na Muang waterfall on Koh Samui after she slipped while taking a photo on Saturday (May 14).

Thailand wants to focus on quality tourism and new attractions – landing in the sea directly in front of a hotel is one of them.

SET-listed retail giant Central Pattana Plc (CPN) has reported a 30% increase in customer traffic at its department stores nationwide, including those located in Bangkok, Phuket, Samui, Chiang Mai and Pattaya -- cities considered to be popular tourist destinations.

The biggest boost for tourism between the two countries was, of course, the resumption of commercial flights, after two years

The biggest boost for tourism between the two countries was, of course, the resumption of commercial flights, after two years

Central Pattana plc, Thailand's leading real estate developer, that develops Central shopping centres, residential estates, office buildings and hotels across the country, has revealed that customer traffic at its shopping centres has increased by 30% nationwide. The growth has been particularly clear in tourist locations as tourism strengthened during the peak season and the Songkran festival. The trend is expected to continue after the government announced it would ease restrictions on in...

SURAT THANI: Koh Phangan aims to promote long-term sustainable tourism to attract more than just Full Moon Party visitors, with the aim of 100,000 arrivals this year following the relaxation of travel

SURAT THANI: Koh Phangan aims to promote long-term sustainable tourism to attract more than just Full Moon Party visitors, with the aim of 100,000 arrivals this year following the relaxation of travel rules.