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TAT Celebrates 51 Years of Thai-China Relations with CNY 2026 in BKK and Hat Yai.
Published on 09/02/2026
» Bangkok, February 5 – The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) today announced Amazing Thailand Chinese New Year 2026, marking the Golden Horse year and the 51st anniversary of Thailand–China diplomatic relations. Anchored by flagship events in Bangkok and Hat Yai, and supported by celebrations in Nakhon Sawan and Suphan Buri, the festival is positioned to drive nationwide travel demand and reinforce Thailand’s standing as a leading destination for Chinese New Year celebrations outside mainland China.
Chiang Mai Night Market lights up San Kamphaeng with dazzling visuals
Published on 22/01/2026
» The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), in collaboration with Chiang Mai, launched the “Chiang Mai Night Market” at Khuang San Kamphaeng of this northern province. The event was presided over by Siwakorn Buapong, deputy governor of Chiang Mai, and Thapanee Kiatphaibool, governor of the TAT.
Man killed when bomb he was building explodes
Online Reporters, Published on 18/11/2025
» NONG KHAI - Police in Sakhrai district are investigating a fatal explosion at a house in tambon Ban Fang, where a 22-year-old man was believed killed while constructing an improvised bomb with a friend.
Bangkok’s New Culinary Chapter Unfolds
Published on 11/04/2025
» Bangkok, Thailand – [11 April 2024] – Blue by Alain Ducasse unveils a new facet to Bangkok’s newest gastronomy chapter with a casual all-day-dining space at ICONSIAM. Showcasing an exciting new menu of curated international favourites across 120 sqm of contemporary elegance, this extension brings a relaxed yet refined approach to dining; allowing guests an informal experience different to the main restaurant, which continues to offer luxurious fine dining befitting its one Michelin star status.
IKEA Thailand Debuts Meatball Ice Cream & New Swedish Snacks
Published on 18/03/2025
» IKEA Thailand is unveiling a new Swedish-style menu filled with creativity and exciting flavours, highlighted by the signature Meatball Ice Cream, reimagining IKEA's iconic meatball dish into a delightful dessert. The menu also includes seven savoury snack items, such as multigrain bread served with marinated salmon and mozzarella cheese, as well as soft buns with scrambled eggs and cheese. Additionally, IKEA introduces eight new ice cream flavours, including Pistachio Chocolate Chip and Butter Scotch Almond Caramel. All these new menu items will first be available at the IKEA Swedish Café and the Ice Cream Shop at IKEA Bangna on the G floor starting March 20, 2025, offering an exciting new way to experience Swedish cuisine.
Savour Thanksgiving with Anantara Siam’s Gourmet Feasts
Published on 18/11/2024
» Make this Thanksgiving truly special with a delicious gourmet takeaway from Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel, where culinary excellence meets the spirit of the season. Whether you're hosting a cosy family dinner or a grand celebration, the hotel’s expertly curated Thanksgiving menu promises to deliver festive cheer straight to your table.
Government 'has no policy to axe Bangkok Port'
News, Post Reporters, Published on 12/09/2024
» The Ministry of Transport insists there is no policy to remove Bangkok Port, but does plan to renovate its non-developed areas and turn them into so-called smart communities.
A clogged artery
Supoj Wancharoen and Sukanya Pongpaew, Published on 03/03/2024
» Large construction projects, particularly those undertaken by the state, have significant impacts on communities and often the impacts are felt far beyond the construction sites.
Government helps Thai workers abroad to bring home the bacon
News, Onnucha Hutasingh, Published on 31/01/2024
» Thailand sent more than 21,000 workers abroad in the first quarter of the 2024 fiscal year, bringing in almost 60 billion baht in income, according to a top labour official.
MFP blasts 'lame duck' budget bill
News, Aekarach Sattaburuth, Published on 04/01/2024
» The opposition on Wednesday described the 3.48-trillion-baht budget bill for fiscal 2024 as a "lame duck", decrying the vague wording used to explain its spending targets and complaining about its potential inefficiency, among other issues.