Thailand is one of the few countries that can claim to have restricted the internal spread of COVID-19 so far. The country has yet to reach 3500 total cases, with limited deaths, currently at 58.
View MoreThe government on Thursday reported two new cases of coronavirus disease, both quarantined returnees from the United States, raising the total to 3,516.
View MoreTransport Minister Saksayam Chidchob has pledged to expedite the construction of new highways that will connect Bangkok with the southern provinces.
View MoreNong Nooch Tropical Garden is hoping free entry and six new life-size dinosaur statues will help bring back visitors next month.
View MoreTourism authorities are planning to market Loei province as a world-class destination, as the government works on stimulating the country’s tourism sector.
View MoreThe Cabinet has approved a one-year extension of a scheme to help underprivileged people with their electricity and tap water bills in this Covid-19 situation, government deputy spokeswoman Ratchada Thanadirek said in a Facebook post yesterday (September 22).
View MoreThe government on Wednesday reported three new cases of the coronavirus disease 2019, all quarantined returnees from Japan and France, raising the total to 3,514 cases.
View MoreA proposal to add more holidays in November was approved by the Cabinet to encourage domestic tourism.
View MoreThe Phra Chedi Sam Ong border checkpoint in Sangkhlaburi district has been closed until Oct 5 to prevent the spread of Covid-19 from a nearby town in Myanmar.
View MoreThe government on Tuesday reported five new quarantined cases of the novel coronavirus, including a Thai national, as total cases rose to 3,511.
View MoreCentara Hotels & Resorts and Amorn Patana Asset Co Ltd signed a hotel management agreement for Centra by Centara Hotel Bangkok Phra Nakhon on Monday.
View MoreThe Government Savings Bank (GSB) is planning to offer soft loans with annual interest of 2 per cent to airlines hit by the Covid-19 fallout. The loan term will be 60 months.
View MoreA “second wave” of Covid-19 outbreaks in Myanmar has been escalating quickly, causing concern in Thailand.
View MoreThe government's subcommittee tasked with examining medium and long-term economic measures has reportedly suggested expediting mega-projects to the Centre for Economic Situation Administration.
View MoreMore than 150,000 foreign nationals need to have their tourist visas renewed by Sept 26, according to the Immigration Bureau.
View MorePrayut urges volunteers not to lower guard
View MoreNoul set to dissipate but hundreds of villages need relief
View MoreThailand on Sunday reported six new coronavirus cases, raising the total to 3,506. No new deaths were reported.
View MoreBangkok commuters can ride SkyTrain of the Bangkok Mass Transit System Pcl free on Bangkok Car Free Day on September 22 if they carry a bicycle along.
View MoreRunoff from tropical storm Noul leads to blockages along Thanarat Road
View MoreTotal cases reach 3,500, 103 still in hospitals
View MoreAfter years of serving Thailand with flights to Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Phuket, Qatar Airways has introduced a Thai language website earlier this week.
View MoreThe Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) reported seven new cases over a 24-hour period on Friday (September 18), including a Thai man who was infected for a second time.
View MoreThe Foreign Ministry’s deputy spokesperson Natapanu Nopakun said on Friday (September 18) that the United Kingdom will no longer require people travelling from Thailand to undergo 14-day quarantine.
View MorePandemic claims 59th victim in Thailand
View MoreDivers have found what they believe is the wreck of a U.S. Navy submarine lost 77 years ago in Southeast Asia, providing a coda to a stirring but little-known tale from World War II.
View MoreEmployees at the Le Meridien Angkor Hotel in Siem Reap called a strike to demand the hotel management reinstate three union representatives who they say were unfairly terminated last July according to a report on the news website Cambojanews.com.
View MoreThai aviation faces a real threat in the fourth quarter when operating costs surge again after the government's aid measures end, while some carriers may not get the soft loans the prime minister has promised.
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