Locals in Chaiyaphum province have expressed alarm after the cabinet’s decision in February to put an extra 90 million baht investment into Asean Potash Chaiyaphum Plc (APOT), seen as a push to revive the local potash mining industry.Continue Reading
Some hawkers are also afraid of being scammed, says Makansutra food guide founder KF Seetoh.Continue Reading
Russian tourists have been flocking to Thailand since pandemic travel restrictions were eased, with many choosing to invest in the kingdom’s real estate sector after an extended holiday in the country.Continue Reading
PHUKET: The Office of the Vocational Education Commission (Ovec) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the province to develop an apprenticeship programme to plug labour shortages in the hospitality industry.Continue Reading
The Pheu Thai Party has promised a three-year debt moratorium to farmers while reiterating it will not join hands with the ruling Palang Pracharath Party in forming the next government should it meet its House seat target.Continue Reading
Chiang Mai continues to suffer from unhealthy levels of air pollution as authorities try to find solutions.Continue Reading
The State Railway of Thailand is inviting companies to put in bids for the commercial development of Bangkok’s new rail hub, the Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Terminal, as well as stations along the city’s Red Line.Continue Reading
The British vessel HMS Spey, which recently arrived at the Royal Thai Navy’s port in Sattahip, is here as part of the British government’s Indo-Pacific strategy of forging closer ties between two different regions.Continue Reading
SONGKHLA: Korn Chatikavanij, leader of the Chartpattanakla Party, took part in the Singora Lake Swim 2023 and swam 2 kilometres across Songkhla Lake to promote community-based tourism – and his party – on Sunday.Continue Reading
PHUKET: An agreement has been signed between representatives of the business sector and the Office of Vocational Education Commission (OVEC) for vocational institutes to provide graduates and part-time students to work in tourism and service industries, which are now in need of about 30,000 workers in this southern island resort province.Continue Reading