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The Pattaya Tourist Police announced new measures to tighten control over private security guards on the famous Walking Street, following online criticisms regarding alleged violence against tourists. This initiative comes at a crucial time for the city, which relies heavily on tourism for its revenue.
Thai authorities have arrested the driver of the vehicle involved in the attack on MP <strong>Khamonsuk Liwamuoh</strong> from the <strong>Pracharat</strong> party. The incident, which occurred on March 20, left the MP's bodyguard seriously injured.
Thailand faces an increasing risk of stagflation due to rising oil prices, leading to heightened inflation. The new government, expected to take office before mid-April, may struggle to implement significant stimulus measures due to high public debt levels.
In a remarkable sporting event, Thai golfer <strong>Viva Labookdee</strong> participates in the Masters, becoming the first amateur to represent <strong>Thailand</strong> in this prestigious tournament. His participation coincides with the anticipation of the <strong>World Cup</strong> in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Restaurants in Thailand are preparing for a significant decline in sales during the Songkran holiday from <strong>April 11 to 15</strong>. This downturn is attributed to rising living costs and the impact of conflicts in the Middle East.
Thai authorities are preparing to request a loan from commercial banks to stabilize the deteriorating oil fund, following the formation of the new government led by Anutin Charnvirakul. This decision comes amid a growing energy crisis due to rising global oil prices.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman sent a congratulatory message to Thailand's Prime Minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, on his re-election. He expressed his best wishes for the Thai people.
A proposal to abolish pensions for members of parliament is set to be discussed in the Thai parliament this week, amid concerns over financial fairness and the increasing burden on the state treasury.
The Thai government has announced a rise in diesel prices by <strong>2.80 baht</strong> per liter, effective immediately. This decision follows a reduction in government fuel subsidies aimed at addressing rising fuel costs.
The Thai government has announced the termination of diesel price support, significantly affecting various economic sectors. While fuel companies stand to benefit, transportation, retail, and tourism sectors face increasing pressure due to rising costs.
The Songkran celebrations in Thailand, the largest annual water festival, are witnessing a notable decline in spending this year as rising costs impact consumers. The festivities are expected to be quieter compared to previous years.
Na Jomtien, located on the Thai coast, is the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of Pattaya. With beautiful beaches, local restaurants, and various water activities, it offers a tranquil experience just an hour from Bangkok Airport.
Thailand is experiencing a severe fertilizer supply crisis following the disruption of five shipments in the Strait of Hormuz, prompting the government to implement urgent measures. This situation arises amidst escalating tensions in the Middle East.
The Thai Ministry of Public Health announced that the COVID-19 variant known as 'Cicada' is expected to arrive in the country. However, it does not pose a serious threat and no additional vaccinations are required.
The People's Party in Thailand is experiencing a severe crisis following a series of public apologies from its leader, Nattapong Ruengbaniawat. These repeated apologies threaten the party's image as a reformist political force, raising questions about its credibility and future.
Thailand, heavily reliant on tourism, risks losing approximately <strong>3 million foreign visitors</strong> if the ongoing war in the Middle East continues. This alarming forecast comes at a critical time for the Thai economy, which significantly depends on the tourism sector.