Malaysia’s fastest-growing coffee chain, Zus Coffee, has expanded into Thailand with its first outlets in Bangkok. Offering affordable specialty coffee with a modern twist, Zus aims to attract Thailand’s urban millennials and professionals while enhancing Bangkok’s thriving café culture and strengthening its footprint across Southeast Asia.
Thailand’s domestic tourism is projected to generate over 13 billion baht during the Mother’s Day holiday. The surge in travel will benefit hotels, transport, and local businesses nationwide, driving regional growth and strengthening the country’s economy during this festive period.
The Bank of Thailand has cut interest rates in a strategic move before the appointment of new leadership. The decision aims to stimulate economic growth, support domestic consumption, and maintain financial stability amid evolving global market conditions and internal economic challenges.
Thailand is rising as a preferred wedding destination for Indian couples, boosting tourism in Bangkok, Phuket, Hua Hin, and other scenic locations. With stunning venues, affordability, and seamless logistics, Thailand offers an ideal blend of culture and luxury, drawing thousands of Indian weddings and related tourism revenue annually.
Thailand’s electric vehicle production goals face mounting pressure as Chinese automakers engage in fierce EV competition. With aggressive pricing and rapid expansion, Chinese firms challenge Thailand’s vision to become Southeast Asia’s EV hub, raising concerns over local industry development and long-term competitiveness.