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Bangkok Gears Up for Formula One Street Race in 2028

New details have emerged about the upcoming Formula One street circuit in Bangkok, set for 2028. The proposed route includes key city landmarks and promises a thrilling urban race experience. With strong government backing and F1 collaboration, the event aims to position Bangkok as a global motorsport destination.

Published on: June 25, 2025 | By: poo

Asia’s First Porsche Design Tower Debuts in Bangkok

The Porsche Design Tower Bangkok, Asia’s first of its kind, brings cutting-edge luxury living to the city’s vibrant Japanese community. Featuring private car elevators, bespoke interiors, and smart home tech, the tower redefines elite urban lifestyle in one of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic capitals.

Published on: June 25, 2025 | By: poo

First Geeta Parayan in Bangkok by Geeta Pariwar Thailand

Geeta Pariwar Thailand celebrates five years of LearnGeeta with its first offline Geeta Parayan in Bangkok. Devotees will gather for the chanting of three Adhyayas and Geeta Aarti on 28th June 2025 at DS Tower 1, Sukhumvit 33. Registration is open online.

Published on: June 25, 2025 | By: poo

Thailand Closes Border Crossings Amid Cambodia Dispute

Thailand has shut several land border crossings with Cambodia as tensions escalate over a longstanding boundary dispute. The closures, aimed at ensuring public safety, have disrupted trade and local travel. Both nations have yet to resolve the issue, raising concerns over prolonged diplomatic friction.

Published on: June 25, 2025 | By: poo

Krabi Takes Center Stage in TAT and AirAsia’s Skytrax 16-Year Celebration

From 19–21 June, Krabi welcomed over 120 KOLs and media during the “AirAsia Skytrax 16 Years Celebration” trip, co-hosted by TAT and AirAsia. The event highlighted Krabi’s eco-tourism, unveiled a special aircraft livery, and promoted Thailand’s Green Season. Guests experienced cultural events, sustainability showcases, and new tourism innovations.

Published on: June 24, 2025 | By: poo

Thailand Tightens Compliance with Foreign Business Act

The Thai government is stepping up enforcement of the Foreign Business Act to ensure foreign investors comply with local ownership rules. Authorities aim to curb nominee structures and increase transparency. This move signals stricter scrutiny of foreign involvement in restricted sectors, impacting joint ventures and investment structures across Thailand.

Published on: June 24, 2025 | By: poo

Thai Businesses Adapt as Nation Loses Top ASEAN Tourism Spot

Thailand is adjusting its tourism strategies after losing its title as the most visited ASEAN country. Businesses are shifting focus to attract high-spending travelers, improve service quality, and diversify offerings beyond traditional hotspots. The move aims to sustain growth amid rising regional competition, especially from Malaysia and Vietnam.

Published on: June 24, 2025 | By: poo

Thai Corporates Accelerate Subsidiary Sales Amid Economic Slowdown

Amid a sluggish economy and declining consumer demand, major Thai corporations are increasingly offloading subsidiaries to raise capital and streamline operations. The trend, driven by rising debt and lower profit margins, reflects broader concerns over Thailand’s economic outlook. Analysts warn of a cautious investment climate ahead.

Published on: June 24, 2025 | By: poo

Thailand Finalizes Evacuation Plans for Citizens in Middle East

Thailand has finalized evacuation plans for citizens in the Middle East amid rising regional tensions. Deputy PM Phumtham Wechayachai confirmed routes, aircraft, and personnel are ready. With 300 Thais in Iran and up to 40,000 in Israel, the government assures timely evacuations if needed—at no cost to Thai nationals.

Published on: June 23, 2025 | By: Noi Jh

Thai Capital Market Holds Steady Amid Global Unrest

Deputy PM Phichai Chunhavajira assured investors of Thailand’s market stability amid global tensions. To curb volatility, SET introduced temporary measures: reducing price limits to ±15% and intraday movement to ±5%. Effective until June 27, these steps aim to maintain orderly trading and protect investor confidence during uncertain geopolitical conditions.

Published on: June 23, 2025 | By: Noi Jh