Bangkok: The Thai government is set to take strong action against operators who inflate room rates under the ‘Half-Half Thai Travel’ initiative. Surawong Thienthong, Minister of Tourism and Sports, announced plans to revoke the licenses of those found guilty of overcharging. According to Thai News Agency, Surawong Thienthong provided updates
Bangkok: Keep an eye on “Phumtham” acting as the Prime Minister, leading the Cabinet meeting to consider withdrawing the Entertainment Bill – checking if people do not have smartphones, while the Ministry of Transport is preparing to propose 20 baht flat-rate electric trains, while the Ministry of Interior is proposing
Bangkok: A male senator, recently accused of sexual assault by a female advisor to the Senate subcommittee, has taken a proactive step by filing a police report and releasing CCTV footage. The senator, whose identity remains undisclosed, is under scrutiny after the advisor publicly accused him of forcing her into
Bangkok: Linthiporn Warinwatcharoj, the Deputy Minister of Education, has revealed her contemplation of resigning from her position as a Pheu Thai Party-list Member of Parliament (MP) following her appointment as Deputy Minister. Her decision is driven by a desire to focus on her administrative duties without the distractions of a
Bangkok: Thirat Rattanawanich and Chadchart Sittipunt have launched the “Sukhumvit Model” operation, aimed at ensuring the safety of residents and tourists by preventing and suppressing crime, as well as maintaining peace and order. This initiative is part of the government’s efforts to guarantee happiness and security for the public effectively.
Bangkok: ‘Paethongtarn’ has launched the SPLASH – Soft Power Forum 2025, emphasizing the global appeal of Thai culture and its potential as a new economic model. The initiative aims to boost exports of Thai gems to 1 trillion baht within five years. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra,
Bangkok: Mr. Chulaphan Amornvivat, Deputy Minister of Finance, has announced the withdrawal of the Entertainment Complex Act from consideration by the House of Representatives, citing significant changes in the Cabinet as a key reason for this decision. The move, according to Mr. Chulaphan, is intended to allow the country to
Bangkok: The Ministry of Interior has proposed the appointment of the Director-General and Governor, transferring “Chaiwat-Narucha” into the inspector group. “Nirat”, the Chiang Mai governor, is set to govern, while “Phopchanok”, the Phetchaburi governor, will control the local area. According to Thai News Agency, in today’s Cabinet meeting, the Ministry