Australia returns 9 ancient Buddha statues to Thailand after 112 years
Nine wooden Buddha statues have returned to Thailand after 112 years in Australia.
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Where to dine in Phuket this Christmas 2022
The long-awaited holiday season has begun, Christmas is approaching. Whether you're celebrating it by exchanging gifts, decorating Christmas trees, or watching Christmas movies on Netflix, we can all agree that the celebration of Christmas is incomplete without delicious food.
Read MoreRain flooding likely to dampen third quarter flood of tourism
Thailand has been elated to finally welcome tourists - mostly - but now, in the wake of the pandemic, a new threat to tourism has emerged. The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) said it expects a normally profitable third quarter to be marred by flooding in 21 provinces in Thailand. The flooding is expected to particularly affect corporate travel.
Read More5 slurp worthy bowls of ramen in Bangkok for 2022
Bread noodles, savory broth and flavorful toppings - nothing soothes the soul like a steaming bowl of ramen. Luckily for those looking to indulge in delicious noodles in a flavorful soup, Bangkok is dotted with fantastic ramen restaurants. From high-end eateries to chain restaurants, you'll find plenty of places to indulge in Japanese cuisine.
Read MoreWhat to do if you get bitten by a snake in Thailand
More than 200 species of snakes live in tropical Thailand, more than 60 of which are considered poisonous and dangerous to humans. Snakes don't usually attack unless provoked or intimidated, but knowing how to deal with a snakebite won't hurt if you live or travel in the Land of Sssmiles. How a snakebite is treated can mean the difference between life and death.
Read MoreNorthern Thailand’s Chiang Rai Airport to resume flights on Wednesday
Flights to and from Mae Fah Luang International Airport in Chiang Rai City in northern Thailand are expected to resume as normal on Wednesday, August 3 at 22:00. The runway has been closed since 6 a.m. yesterday after a Nok Air Boeing 737-800 skidded off the runway during landing due to adverse weather on Saturday evening. No harm done.
Read MoreMayor of Pattaya expects 80,000 tourists to visit Koh Larn this holiday
The mayor of Pattaya expects his city to be full of tourists from today until Sunday as the 70th birthday of His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn Bodindradebayawarangkun is celebrated today.
Read More4 tips about buying a condo in Thailand
Buying property in Thailand requires some good advice and a bit of reading-up before plunging yourself into the hundreds of opportunities, around the country. Condos, which a foreigner can own the freehold, have the potential to yield a good profit for your investment.
Read MoreThailand warns tourists about new scam
In Thailand, with the return of tourists, scammers also returned, who began to profit from them. Tourists have been warned that on Bangkok's popular walking street, Khaosan Road, tourists are caught on a typical wiring with a "lost" wallet. At the same time, the police actually protect the scammers.
Read MoreFree parking at Thailand’s Suvarnabhumi Airport during July holidays
Suvarnabhumi International Airport has announced that free parking will be available at its long-term car park in Zone C, which can accommodate 718 vehicles, for two long holidays this month.
Read MoreThousands of Laotian travellers arrive after Thail pass scrapped
Now that Thailand is "resting in the world", thousands of Laos travelers go to the kingdom. On Friday, the day when the Thailand pass was canceled, about 3618 Laosians crossed the Thai-Lao Friendship bridge to the northeastern city of Nong Khai. About 710 cars with foreign licenses were calculated to drive to Thailand.
Read MoreThailand tourism looking up, predictions of 1.5 million per month
Since yesterday, Thailand has eased restrictions, hoping for a resurgence in tourism after many years. The required Thai Pass to enter the country is no longer needed as the restriction was lifted yesterday and tourism authorities are forecasting an influx of travelers entering the country as a result.
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