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Travel News - BANGKOK - As the world returns to international travel, Bangkok's streets and beloved tourist enclaves are rumbling to life. The past two years have been devastating for Thailand, which relies heavily on its tourism and hospitality sector. And having witnessed the empty... Read more at www.tnp.sg

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Data from SiteMinder’s World Hotel Index is currently making two things clear: international bookings continue to accelerate globally, and as they do, historic seasonality trends are becoming less defined in more destinations.

Seiko recently returned to Phuket for its fifth Save The Ocean project to help restore a sustainable environment for local communities and instil marine conservation.

Explore Trang, Ko Chang, Koh Samui, Khao Lak, Phuket and Krabi on an island-hopping adventure around Thailand.

Songkran holidaymakers flocking to Koh Chang in Trat province have jammed port roads with queues that stretch back 2.5 kilometres.

NAKHON SI THAMMARAT: A man lying on the tracks was run over by a train and killed in Chawang district in the small hours of Monday.

A tourist was seriously injured after a needlefish stabbed him in the neck while he was swimming with other people at a beach in Trat on Thursday.

AN unlucky tourist was left in a serious condition after a foot-long needlefish impaled him in the neck while he was swimming in Thailand.Gruesome pic

Noppadol Sringam, 35, is still in hospital as the fish had to be surgically removed from his neck following the sudden attack at the Ao Tan Koo beach in Trat province, Thailand.