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  • Thailand NewsRain reigns: Thailand weather woes continues despite sunny predictions | Thaiger

    Rain reigns: Thailand weather woes continues despite sunny predictions

    Despite optimistic weather forecasts for hotter, drier days, Thailand continues to experience unrelenting rainfall with areas in the eastern, central, and western sides of the south hit heavily. The Thai Meteorological Department has issued warnings for heavy rain and accumulated rainfall, which raises the risk of flash floods and wild watercourses, particularly in areas near mountains and rivers. The prevalent…

  • Business NewsThai rice exports prediction rises amid high global prices | Thaiger

    Thai rice exports prediction rises amid high global prices

    Thailand is now aiming to export 8.5 million metric tonnes of rice this year, an increase from their initial projection, as reported by Chookiat Ophaswongse, the honorary president of the Thai Rice Exporters Association. The decision comes as rice prices escalate in competing nations such as Vietnam. Chookiat informed that due to the high cost of Vietnamese rice, countries including…

  • Thailand NewsNavigating Thailand’s weather conditions: From mild winter to sweltering heat | Thaiger

    Navigating Thailand’s weather conditions: From mild winter to sweltering heat

    Associate Professor Dr Seree Suparathit, the Director of the Center for Climate Change and Disasters at Rangsit University and Vice President at the National Disaster Warning Council Foundation, recently shared insights on the upcoming weather conditions in Thailand. Dr Seree’s Facebook post highlighted that while the end of the year in Thailand is not expected to be cold, the following…

  • Thailand Weather UpdatesSevere weather warning for 56 Thai provinces as heavy rain and flash floods loom | Thaiger

    Severe weather warning for 56 Thai provinces as heavy rain and flash floods loom

    A severe weather warning has been issued by the Thai Meteorological Department today, warning 56 provinces against heavy thunderstorms. The northeast region, accounting for 80% of the area, is expected to face the brunt of the downpour. Bangkok, too, is under a warning to prepare for potential flash floods and runoff. This alert comes in response to a strong monsoon…

  • Business NewsTravel industry girds for weak low season amid cost and weather challenges | Thaiger

    Travel industry girds for weak low season amid cost and weather challenges

    The travel industry is bracing itself for an exceptionally weak low season, with predictions of stagnant demand, escalating operational costs at popular destinations, and the impacts of tropical storms. The president of the Thai Travel Agents Association, Charoen Wangananont highlighted that the season’s sale rate for outbound packages significantly lags behind the comparison period recorded before the pandemic. He cited hesitancy…

  • Tourism NewsThailand tourism looking up, predictions of 1.5 million per month | Thaiger

    Thailand tourism looking up, predictions of 1.5 million per month

    After years of devastation due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Thailand looks hopefully toward a resurgence of tourism with the further easing of restrictions starting yesterday. The required Thailand Pass for entry into the country is no longer needed as the restriction was lifted yesterday, with tourism authorities predicting an influx of travellers entering the country as a result. Tourism and Sports…

  • Phuket NewsSevere weather warning issued for Phuket, southern provinces | Thaiger

    Severe weather warning issued for Phuket, southern provinces

    PHUKET: The Phuket Marine Office (PMO) today issued a warning for all boats to proceed with caution and for small boats to not leave shore tomorrow or Saturday, due to large waves and predictions of heavy rain. The Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) issued a weather warning, titled ‘Heavy to Very Heavy Rain in Lower South and Strong Wind Waves in…

  • World NewsAustralian weather bureau: El Nino has emerged and is expected to strengthen | Thaiger

    Australian weather bureau: El Nino has emerged and is expected to strengthen

    PHUKET MEDIA WATCH – World news selected by Gazette editors for Phuket’s international community El Nino has emerged and expected to strengthen – Australian weather bureau Phuket Gazette / Reuters PHUKET: An El Nino is now well established and continues to strengthen, the Australian Bureau ofMeteorology (BOM) says, with models indicating that sea-surface temperature anomalies in the central Pacific Ocean…

  • Thailand Weather UpdatesHeavy rainfall to hit Bangkok and 41 provinces tomorrow | Thaiger

    Heavy rainfall to hit Bangkok and 41 provinces tomorrow

    The Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) forecasts significant rainfall across 42 provinces tomorrow, with Bangkok experiencing the highest impact at 60%. Some areas may also face strong winds and thunderstorms, with temperatures expected to drop on February 18. The TMD 24-hour weather prediction highlights thunderstorms and gusty winds in the lower northern, northeastern, central regions, including Bangkok and its surrounding areas,…

  • GuidesFlooding in Phuket what you need to know (Updated) | Thaiger

    Flooding in Phuket what you need to know (Updated)

    Phuket, a tropical paradise known for its stunning beaches and vibrant nightlife, isn’t immune to the forces of nature. Flooding, particularly during the monsoon season, can disrupt travel plans and pose serious risks to both locals and tourists. If you’re planning a trip to this beautiful island, understanding the flooding situation is crucial for your safety and convenience. However, as…

  • Technology NewsHow airlines are revolutionising flight management with cutting-edge AI technology | Thaiger

    How airlines are revolutionising flight management with cutting-edge AI technology

    In today’s world where efficiency and timeliness are paramount, airlines are increasingly adopting advanced technology to maintain their competitive edge. A major airline near Luton Airport has integrated AI to revolutionize its flight management processes. The airline’s new control centre utilizes a generative AI tool named Jetstream, which is designed to streamline operations and address issues for pilots and crews…

  • TravelRevolutionising Thai tourism with AI in Travel | Thaiger

    Revolutionising Thai tourism with AI in Travel

    Thailand’s tourism sector is experiencing a significant transformation with the integration of artificial intelligence (AI), aimed at enhancing and personalising the visitor experience. This strategic move not only complements Thailand’s renowned hospitality but also infuses it with modern innovation. The country is focused on merging its cherished traditional elements with cutting-edge technology to offer travellers a distinct and tailored journey.…

  • Business NewsThailand outlines cloud first policy to become Southeast Asia’s AI hub | Thaiger

    Thailand outlines cloud first policy to become Southeast Asia’s AI hub

    As part of its vision to become Southeast Asia’s artificial intelligence (AI) hub by 2027, Thailand is strategising to attract more foreign technology investment in cloud data centres. The country’s Digital Economy and Society (DES) Minister, Prasert Jantanaruangthong, has outlined a plan to achieve this aim through a cloud-first policy. This policy emphasises public usage of a single digital ID…

  • Business NewsGenerative AI takes center stage: Chinese tech giants intensify development to compete globally | Thaiger

    Generative AI takes center stage: Chinese tech giants intensify development to compete globally

    Leading technology corporations in China are escalating their efforts in the development of generative artificial intelligence (AI), aiming to compete with their US counterparts. They are launching extensive language models (LLM) that will support a wide array of applications, from weather prediction and financial analysis to 3D e-commerce, with the primary objective of enhancing enterprise productivity and user experience. McKinsey,…

  • Thailand Weather UpdatesImpending heavy rainfall threatens 40 Thai provinces, Bangkok residents warned of potential flash floods | Thaiger

    Impending heavy rainfall threatens 40 Thai provinces, Bangkok residents warned of potential flash floods

    Heavy rainfall has been forecasted by the Thailand Meteorological Department (TMD) for today, affecting 40 provinces, including Bangkok. The capital city is expected to witness heavy rainfall covering 60% of the area, urging residents to be cautious of potential flash floods and sudden runoff. The weather prediction for the next 24 hours is due to a high-pressure system or a…

  • Thailand Weather UpdatesThunderstorm warning issued for 37 provinces including Bangkok | Thaiger

    Thunderstorm warning issued for 37 provinces including Bangkok

    Thailand’s The Department of Meteorology issued a warning for the possibility of thunderstorms in 37 provinces, including Bangkok. This is attributed to the low atmospheric pressure engulfing Vietnam’s upper zone, leading to a decline in the rain after today. While rainfall has diminished, volatile weather conditions persist in certain parts of the country. The inclement conditions over the Andaman Sea…

  • Northern Thailand NewsMore rain on the way for the north and north-east | Thaiger

    More rain on the way for the north and north-east

    The Thai Meteorological Department has issued a weather warning that on July 29 and 30 a monsoonal trough will lie across Myanmar, Laos and upper Vietnam, while the moderate southwest monsoon prevails over the Andaman Sea, Thailand and the Gulf. In other words, more rain on the way. They forecast that this will lead to more rain in the North and…

  • Koh Samui NewsPabuk: The worst is over as southern Thailand mops up | Thaiger

    Pabuk: The worst is over as southern Thailand mops up

    The potential for any further problems associated with Tropical Storm Pabuk are diminished as the remnants of the storm continue to move westward and out to sea away from the Andaman Coast. The general consensus is that, whilst unseasonal and packing high wind speeds (for Thailand), the storm’s impact was less than predicted causing minimal damage to infrastructure in the…

  • NewsTUESDAY MORNING NEWS BRIEFING – All your local news in 3 minutes | Thaiger

    TUESDAY MORNING NEWS BRIEFING – All your local news in 3 minutes

    Boxing Day in Phuket. Where did the name Boxing Day come from? We’ve done the Googling for you. Have a read HERE. There’s another of these pesky tropical storms heading over the South China Sea at the moment, making landfall with Vietnam today then heading over the Gulf of Thailand and affecting the southern coastal provinces from tomorrow and Thursday.…

  • Phuket NewsThai boats to the fore on Day 2 of Phuket Raceweek | Thaiger

    Thai boats to the fore on Day 2 of Phuket Raceweek

    PHUKET: Six knots, then eight knots. Grey skies, then blue. That was the weather prediction for day 2 of the 2012 Cape Panwa Hotel Phuket Raceweek and as the boats left the anchorage, the winds were light but building. Two windward/leewards for IRC Racing, Firefly and Racing Multihull classes, and longer island courses for IRC Cruising and Classic classes was…

  • World NewsJapan and US issue tsunami alerts after mega quake | Thaiger

    Japan and US issue tsunami alerts after mega quake

    A colossal magnitude 8.8 earthquake struck off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula today, sparking tsunami warnings and urgent evacuations from Japan to Hawaii. The quake, initially measured at 8.7, struck about 126 kilometres southeast of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky at a depth of 18 kilometres, according to the US Geological Survey (USGS). In the Russian Far East, waves as high as 4 metres battered parts…

  • Thailand NewsQuake fake! Thailand tsunami terror just a cartoon cliffhanger | Thaiger

    Quake fake! Thailand tsunami terror just a cartoon cliffhanger

    Holidaymakers were left rattled this week after a bizarre social media frenzy warned of a massive tsunami hitting southern Thailand tomorrow, July 5. But the country’s top weather experts have poured cold water on the scare, insisting the “quake prophecy” is nothing more than a comic book fantasy. The bogus warning claimed that deadly waves would smash into Chumphon and…

  • Thailand Weather UpdatesThai monsoon forecast: Heavy rain and flood risks ahead | Thaiger

    Thai monsoon forecast: Heavy rain and flood risks ahead

    The Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) has forecasted significant rainfall over a 15-day period, with intense monsoon conditions affecting various areas. Between May 25 and May 27, there is a heightened risk of heavy rain, flash floods, and landslides across the country. According to the updated daily rainfall predictions and wind analysis from the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, the…

  • Business NewsBaht to the future: Thailand exports ready for Trump change | Thaiger

    Baht to the future: Thailand exports ready for Trump change

    The Export-Import Bank of Thailand is bullish about the country’s export growth this year, buoyed by ripple effects from US President Donald Trump’s trade policies. According to Exim Bank President Rak Vorrakitpokatorn, several global regions, including the EU, South Asia, and Southeast Asia, are ramping up imports in anticipation of Trump’s next moves, especially with uncertainty looming over US imports…

  • Thailand NewsThailand drones on: Flying tech to lift farmers’ fortunes | Thaiger

    Thailand drones on: Flying tech to lift farmers’ fortunes

    Thailand is ready to support the effort to boost farmer access to unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), or drones, to improve the management of the nation’s agricultural land, Deputy Prime Minister and Digital Economy and Society Minister Prasert Jantararuangtong announced. Prasert made this commitment during a Senate meeting, responding to questions from Senator Premsak Piayura regarding the government’s strategies to enhance…

  • Thailand NewsWinter story: Thai cool season arrives fashionably late with icy twist | Thaiger

    Winter story: Thai cool season arrives fashionably late with icy twist

    Brace yourselves, Thailand’s winter this year will arrive a little late but pack an extra punch of chill. The Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) announced that the cool season will kick off in the third week of October, with temperatures set to dip lower than last year. Although winter will extend until late February, the TMD is predicting cooler-than-usual temperatures. The…

  • Thailand Weather UpdatesThailand is about to be drenched as heavy rain hits 54 provinces | Thaiger

    Thailand is about to be drenched as heavy rain hits 54 provinces

    Thailand is bracing for a deluge today, with the Meteorological Department of Thailand (TMD) sounding the alarm for a staggering 54 provinces. Heavy rain is set to drench Bangkok and its surrounding areas, while the central region is looking at a whopping 80% chance of rainfall, and the north isn’t far behind with a 70% prediction! The TMD warns that…

  • Thailand NewsMae Sai issues urgent evacuation alert amid heavy rainfall threat | Thaiger

    Mae Sai issues urgent evacuation alert amid heavy rainfall threat

    Mae Sai municipality in Chiang Rai province has issued an urgent evacuation alert for residents in flood-prone areas due to the risk of a second wave of flooding. Local officials forecasted heavy to very heavy rainfall from today until October 3, which could significantly raise water levels in the Sai River and potentially lead to severe flooding in vulnerable regions.…

  • Thailand Weather UpdatesThailand braces for heavy rain across 35 provinces | Thaiger

    Thailand braces for heavy rain across 35 provinces

    The Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) issued a weather warning for 35 provinces across Thailand, advising residents to brace for continuous heavy rainfall. Bangkok is expected to experience intense showers covering 60% of the area. Citizens are urged to be cautious of accumulated rainfall and potential hazards. The sea is reported to have waves exceeding 2 metres. The TMD forecasts weather…

  • Thailand video newsThailand Video News | Tourists flee as tuk tuk leader threatens taxi driver in Patong, Student electrocuted turning off water dispenser at Thai school | Thaiger

    Thailand Video News | Tourists flee as tuk tuk leader threatens taxi driver in Patong, Student electrocuted turning off water dispenser at Thai school

    In today’s Thailand Video News, Alex and Jay talk about the confrontation between a tuk tuk tour leader and Patong taxi driver causing tourists to flee to safety. A student at a high school in Trang Province has been fatally electrocuted after turning on a water dispenser at a school sports day. Police have arrested two people in Chiang Rai…