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Celebrate the festive season and set off the new year with "resolution kimpton" - Vimarsana News

Celebrate the festive season and set off the new year with "resolution kimpton"

As one year’s chapter closes and the next begins, Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok celebrates the festive season as we set out to fill your heart with joy and positive energy to get you ready for 2023.

20 Family-Friendly Activities To Do In Bangkok, Thailand - Vimarsana News

20 Family-Friendly Activities To Do In Bangkok, Thailand

Bangkok may be rife night markets and retail stores but that's not to say it isn't filled with family-friendly activities as well.

Domestic car sales rise 15.64% y/y in Sept - Vimarsana News

Domestic car sales rise 15.64% y/y in Sept

Domestic car sales rose 15.64% in September from a year earlier to 74,150 units, helped by an economic recovery and new car models, the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) said on Thursday.

Oh, Canada! Feast, give thanks with Bangkok's Canuck friends - Vimarsana News

Oh, Canada! Feast, give thanks with Bangkok's Canuck friends

The good times are back and Canadians in Bangkok are celebrating the gilded era with a Roaring Twenties-themed party next month. Dress up in ‘20s finery or as the Great Gatsby himself to a gala at the Maple Leaf Ball on Oct. 8 at Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel, two days…

Thailand: Pro-democracy groups staging demonstrations in Bangkok and other cities as of Aug. 24 to demand Prime Minister Prayut's resignation /update 1 - Vimarsana News

Thailand: Pro-democracy groups staging demonstrations in Bangkok and other cities as of Aug. 24 to demand Prime Minister Prayut's resignation /update 1

Activists rallying in Bangkok, other cities in Thailand as of Aug. 24 to demand Prime Minister Prayut's resignation. Disruptions likely.

Source: garda.com