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One Bangkok, CHANINTR Launch ‘Twenty & Above’ – Thailand’s First

One Bangkok, CHANINTR Launch ‘Twenty & Above’ – Thailand’s First

Noi Jh | August 30, 2025 | 12:55 pm | Business

One Bangkok and CHANINTR debut Twenty & Above, the country’s first exclusive office furniture rental service. Designed for modern businesses, the service offers premium flexibility and world-class furnishings, marking a new era in workplace solutions.

Thailand to Host Tomorrowland with $79M Investment

Thailand to Host Tomorrowland with $79M Investment

Noi Jh | August 27, 2025 | 4:24 pm | Business, Travel & Tourism

Thailand will spend $79 million to host the world-famous Tomorrowland music festival, marking a major boost for tourism and global entertainment. The event is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of visitors, positioning Thailand as Asia’s premier hub for mega music festivals and cultural experiences.

Asia-Pacific Airlines Brace for US Tariff Turbulence

Asia-Pacific Airlines Brace for US Tariff Turbulence

Noi Jh | August 26, 2025 | 10:16 am | Business, World News

Asia-Pacific airlines face uncertainty as US tariff measures raise concerns over costs and trade impacts. Industry experts warn of potential disruptions in cargo and passenger markets, urging carriers to adopt flexible strategies. With volatility ahead, the sector awaits clarity on Washington’s next steps.

Thailand Post Halts Duty-Free Parcel Service to US

Thailand Post Halts Duty-Free Parcel Service to US

Noi Jh | August 24, 2025 | 1:09 pm | Business, In The News

Thailand Post has temporarily suspended parcel services to the United States under the duty-free de minimis treatment. The move comes after regulatory adjustments in US import rules, impacting shipments valued under the exemption threshold. Customers are advised to check alternative shipping options.

Thailand Caps Online Transfers at $1,500 to Combat Scams

Thailand Caps Online Transfers at $1,500 to Combat Scams

Noi Jh | August 22, 2025 | 9:01 pm | Business

Thailand’s central bank has mandated commercial banks to cap most daily online transfers at $1,500 to curb rising digital fraud. The measure, aimed at protecting consumers from scammers, also encourages stricter verification processes and heightened security, reflecting the country’s stronger stance on financial safety in the digital era.