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BUSINESS

Japanese tourism as a new growth driver

Business, Tientip Subhanij, Published on 27/11/2015

» It's been more than 20 years since I last went to Japan. I had been meaning to return several times, especially after the Japanese government waived the visa requirement for Thai tourists, but somehow I never managed to go.

BUSINESS

Life after the eventual Fed rate hike

Business, Tientip Subhanij, Published on 25/09/2015

» People often ask me what will happen to the value of the baht. After the US Federal Reserve's decision to hold back from raising interest rates last week, the questions have only increased. The Thai currency has depreciated a lot this year, falling by 9.57%, much more than the often-talked-about yuan devaluation, which sent that currency declining by only 2.75% so far this year. We are, however, not alone in this devaluation trend. Malaysia and Indonesia have seen their currencies tumble as much as 23% and 17.5%, respectively.

BUSINESS

What the future could hold for Thailand: A country with vision

Business, Tientip Subhanij, Published on 27/03/2015

» 'A life without purpose is a life without destination. A country with no direction is like a boat moved by random currents into any harbour."

BUSINESS

Happy songkran means happy tourism

Business, Tientip Subhanij, Published on 26/04/2013

» The international New Year often catches me by surprise. There are just too many things to do at year-end and not enough time to think about the New Year, let alone making a proper New Year's resolution. The Thai New Year, however, is a totally different story. With a long weekend and few social activities, I can usually plan better for myself and others.