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Real estate and retail developer Siam Pita is organising a travel fair at Siam Paragon from February 14.

• Siam Piwat emphasizes its vision “The Visionary ICON” with the strategy of “Creating Shared Values” by pursuing the mission to stand by Thais’ side in many crises and support Thailand to get through the hardship together. • The company aims to boost the tourism industry that has been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic by generating over 500 million baht to help over 10,000 travel operators coping with the crisis. • Over 73 luxury hotels nationwide gather together at “Siam Par...

Grab your honey, pack a bag, and head for the hills until this whole calendar-based love emergency blows over.

Brent Lee shares his thoughts on fun activities and games that you can participate in while visiting Thailand.

Pasuta began her career at the Dusit Thani Hotel in Bangkok before exploring opportunities outside of Thailand. Developing her skills and adding to her experience, she worked in New Zealand and also held the Deputy Hotel Manager position at Bougainvilla Hotel in Khartoum, Sudan. In 2009, Pasuta returned to Thailand to take on the role of Resort Manager at X2 Samui Villas by Design before becoming the Resort Manager at Away Koh Kood in June 2010. She continued her career as a Resort Manager for A...

Cambodia hosted the 40th ASEAN Tourism Forum (ATF) 2022 last month, which was held with a focus on regenerating the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) tourism industry after the ravages of the Covid-19 pandemic.

PHUKET: The Phuket taxi driver involved in the fracas that saw him unload a tirade of verbal abuse on a Thai tourist couple in Kamala last Friday (Jan 28) has been fined B1,000 and sentenced to three

Fresh from winning Best Meetings & Incentives Destination (Asia) at M&C Asia Stella Awards 2021, TCEB

Thai government reopens the beauty spot after closing it for three years to help ecological restoration

As Hong Kong and mainland China continue to tighten the screws on their increasingly impossible-looking zero-Covid-19 objectives, the stirrings of a resumption in inter­national travel for non-essential reasons can be detected elsewhere in Asia, even as infection rates – driven by the Omicron variant – continue to climb. Last week, as the World Health Organisation advised countries to lift or...