The number of serious incidents in Thailand involving aircraft has jumped sharply post-covid as the lifting of restrictions reignited demand for air travel.
View MoreFrom 2025 to 2030, Thai AirAsia aims to add four to five new aircraft per year as a part of the AirAsia Aviation Group's five-year order plan for 100 new aircraft.
View MoreThe incident occurred on July 28 when Callum David Elvideg, 25, fell approximately 5 meters from a high point at the popular tourist site.
View MoreThe appreciation was attributed to rising global gold prices and continued net buying of Thai bonds by foreign investors.
View MoreUdon Thani site famed for its unusual rock formations
View MoreThe government expects the Phu Phra Bat Historical Park in the northeastern province of Udon Thani to be named a Unesco World Heritage site in the cultural category on Saturday.
View MoreThirty-eight long-tailed macaques were captured yesterday in a new round of relocations.
View MoreAirport lounges and day rooms at the new satellite terminal at Suvarnabhumi airport in Samut Prakan province remain quiet due to lack of international flights .
View MorePa La-U waterfall in Hua Hin has been closed to tourists after runoff, triggered by days of heavy rain, made the approach to the popular tourist site in Kaeng Krachan National Park dangerous.
View MoreDusit International, one of Thailand’s leading hotel and property development companies, has confirmed that its reimagined flagship Dusit Thani Bangkok hotel will officially open to guests on 27 September 2024.
View MoreIntroducing the new “Destination Thailand Visa (DTV)” for remote workers/digital nomads/freelancers; participants of activities such as Muay Thai courses, Thai cooking classes, sport training, medical treatment, seminars, music festivals, etc., with the period of stay not exceeding 180 days and with 5-year visa validity.
View MorePrime Minister Srettha Thavisin stated that this announcement aims to facilitate foreign nationals entering Thailand to boost tourism and the overall economy.
View MoreLow-cost carrier calls for state stimulus
View MoreThe latest Thai immigration rule changes are the biggest in 20 years.
View MoreFirst round selected possible entry-exit points on Thai mainland and the island
View MoreMore countries on visa-free, visa on arrival measures to boost Thai economy
View MoreTravel Meet Asia 2024 concluded a successful and comprehensive two-day travel trade show and convention, connecting Southeast Asia’s expanding travel market to global opportunities.
View MoreThe State Railway of Thailand (SRT) will run its maiden train service between Bangkok and Vientiane next Friday, but its online advance ticket booking system, which opened this morning, collapsed.
View MoreLocals wonder why floodwaters rose so quickly and did not drain into the sea
View MoreResort island wants to avoid repeat of floods that caused chaos in late June
View MoreKrabi International Airport prepares for 13 airlines set to use facility during winter season
View MoreThe Royal Thai Navy launched one of the most prominent royal barges, Narai Song Suban, into the Chao Phraya River on Friday in preparation for the Royal Krathin ceremony on October 27.
View MoreAs the high season approaches for the Gulf of Thailand, tourism operators in Samui are projecting growth driven by European visitors
View MoreMore than 17.5 million overseas visitors came to Thailand from January 1 to June 30, a 35% jump year on year, Tourism and Sports Minister Sermsak Pongpanich said on Tuesday.
View MoreHua Hin Asset, the developer and operator of Bluport Hua Hin Resort Mall, is adding a 3,000-square-metre convention hall.
View MoreThai Airways International celebrated the inaugural flights to Milan and Oslo at the departure terminal in Suvarnabhumi International Airport on 1 July 2024.
View MoreThe State Railway of Thailand has announced the start of an international train service connecting Bangkok and Vientiane, in Laos, on July 19.
View MoreFTI insolvency estimated to have resulted in losses of B111 million so far in Thailand
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