Bangkok: Democrat Party leader Abhisit Vejjajiva has highlighted the stagnation in Thailand’s tourism sector, emphasizing the urgent need for government intervention to revamp the system. He voiced his concerns during a lecture titled “Tourism and the Future of Thailand,” organized by the Association of Thai Travel Agents at the Queensland

Bangkok: Thai and Cambodian regional military commands have agreed to begin a phased withdrawal of heavy weapons from their shared border, starting precisely at midnight on November 1, the two sides announced following a coordination meeting. According to Thai News Agency, the decision was formalized during a Regional Border Committee

Bangkok: Minister Santi inspected shops participating in the “Half-Half Plus” program at the cafeteria in Building 1, Government House. Operators reported a positive response, with customers continuing to exercise their rights. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Santi Piyatat, Minister to the Prime Minister’s Office, along with his team and

Gyeongju: The Prime Minister delivered a special speech at the APEC CEO Summit 2025, focusing on Thailand’s role as a bridge connecting the global economy under the theme ‘Bridge, Business, Beyond.’ The event, held at the Gyeongju Art Center in the Republic of Korea, gathered leaders from APEC member economies

Bangkok: Pol. Lt. Gen. Wirot Pao-in, a former leader of the Pheu Thai Party and a respected political figure in Thailand, passed away peacefully at the age of 91. He was serving as a party-list Member of Parliament for the Pheu Thai Party at the time of his passing. According

Bangkok: Total spending on the first day of the Half-Half Plus program reached nearly 2 billion baht. The first day of the “Half-Half” program saw a resounding success, with spending reaching nearly 2 billion baht. The Prime Minister invited merchants and business owners to register for the program and ordered

Bangkok: Ekniti Nitithanpraphat, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, expressed delight over the successful launch of the “Half-Half Plus” program, which recorded 1.5 billion baht in circulation on its opening day. Merchants can continue to register until December 19th, and those who missed out on the initial phase can

Bangkok: The Ministry of Finance has projected a GDP growth of 2.4% for the year 2025, aided by economic initiatives such as the “Half-Half Plus” scheme. However, in 2026, a slowdown to 2% is anticipated, with tourism and exports expected to show recovery. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Winij