Alessio Francesco Fedeli

Graduating from Webster University with a degree of Management with an emphasis on International Business, Alessio is a Thai-Italian with a multicultural perspective regarding Thailand and abroad. On the same token, as a passionate person for sports and activities, Alessio also gives insight to various spots for a fun and healthy lifestyle.
  • Thai LifeHow the US-Israel war on Iran affects your fuel costs in Thailand | Thaiger

    How the US-Israel war on Iran affects your fuel costs in Thailand

    Thailand may face sharp increases in fuel prices as escalating tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran push global oil markets into volatile territory. According to Energy Ministry sources, diesel prices could break the US$100 per barrel mark, and with critical shipping routes under threat, Thai authorities are monitoring stockpiles and supply chains while warning that retail prices remain tied…

  • Technology NewsSamsung Galaxy S26 Ultra launches with a slew of world firsts | Thaiger

    Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra launches with a slew of world firsts

    Samsung officially unveiled the Galaxy S26 Ultra on February 26, 2026, introducing the third generation of Galaxy AI alongside a groundbreaking Privacy Display feature. While memory price increases have pushed the top-tier 1TB model to 66,900 baht, 4,000 baht more than its predecessor, the entry-level 256GB variant maintains its 46,900 baht starting price. On this page Section (Click to jump)…

  • Travel Guides10 things you absolutely cannot bring into Thailand | Thaiger

    10 things you absolutely cannot bring into Thailand

    Your vape just got you arrested at Suvarnabhumi Airport. You thought it was fine, legal in your home country, tucked discreetly in your carry-on. But Thailand does not care if what you bring is legal back home. The customs officer is now holding your device, citing a 2014 import ban, and you are facing up to 10 years in prison…

  • Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)Leading SEO agencies driving results in Thailand (2026) | Thaiger

    Leading SEO agencies driving results in Thailand (2026)

    The SEO landscape has evolved dramatically. Gone are the days when stuffing keywords and building low-quality backlinks could secure top rankings. In 2026, search engines prioritise genuine expertise, technical excellence, and content that genuinely serves user intent. For businesses competing in Thailand’s digital marketplace, partnering with an agency that understands these shifts isn’t optional; it’s essential for survival. The agencies…

  • AutomotiveLost your license plate in Thailand? Here is what to do next | Thaiger

    Lost your license plate in Thailand? Here is what to do next

    Your license plate is missing. Maybe the monsoon rains swept it clean off the bracket, maybe it bent beyond recognition in a minor scrape, or maybe you walked back to your parked car and noticed it had simply vanished. Whatever the cause, driving without a plate in Thailand is a legal issue you need to resolve quickly—and the process is…

  • Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)Top 10 AI SEO Agencies in Thailand (2026) | Thaiger

    Top 10 AI SEO Agencies in Thailand (2026)

    Traditional SEO strategies that focused solely on rankings are no longer sufficient. In 2026, businesses need agencies that understand how to optimise for AI Overviews, Generative Engine Optimisation (GEO), and the evolving landscape where AI platforms like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity shape search behaviour. The way people find businesses online has fundamentally changed. Google no longer simply displays a list…

  • Technology NewsNew Xiaomi 18 leak has everyone comparing it to the iPhone 16 Pro | Thaiger

    New Xiaomi 18 leak has everyone comparing it to the iPhone 16 Pro

    Leaked renders of the Xiaomi 18 have surfaced in China ahead of its expected September unveiling, and the design is already turning heads. The images show a striking resemblance to the iPhone 16 Pro from the camera island layout to the curvature of the corners, making this one of the more talked-about leaks of the year so far. With September…

  • Technology NewsUpdate your phone now or lose access to mobile banking apps in Thailand | Thaiger

    Update your phone now or lose access to mobile banking apps in Thailand

    This Valentine’s Day, Thailand’s banks are delivering a message that cannot wait. From 14 February 2026, mobile banking applications across all banks in Thailand will no longer support older operating systems, and if your device does not meet the minimum requirements, you will lose access to your banking app entirely. The Thai Bankers’ Association, working alongside the Banking Information Security…

  • AutomotiveGWM discontinues Good Cat, prepares ORA 5 SUV launch for Thai market | Thaiger

    GWM discontinues Good Cat, prepares ORA 5 SUV launch for Thai market

    Great Wall Motor (Thailand) has announced the discontinuation of its ORA Good Cat electric vehicle after more than four years on the market, making way for the launch of the GWM ORA 5 SUV and other new models in 2026. The ORA Good Cat, which first arrived in Thailand in October 2021, accumulated total sales of 20,827 units before production…

  • Technology NewsBudget phones that are thin and light in 2026 | Thaiger

    Budget phones that are thin and light in 2026

    The budget smartphone market in early 2026 has achieved what seemed impossible just two years ago: delivering phones under 8mm thick with battery capacities exceeding 6,000mAh, all while keeping prices under 13,000 baht. The breakthrough comes from silicon-carbon battery technology, which packs 20-30% more energy into the same space by using silicon composite anodes instead of traditional graphite. For budget-conscious…

  • Thailand TravelTravel in Lisa’s footsteps across 6 stunning locations in Thailand | Thaiger

    Travel in Lisa’s footsteps across 6 stunning locations in Thailand

    When the Tourism Authority of Thailand unveiled Lisa Manobal as the official “Amazing Thailand Ambassador” on January 28, at a spectacular event against the illuminated backdrop of Wat Arun, they created a roadmap for anyone who wants to travel Thailand with Lisa as their guide. The BLACKPINK superstar’s “Feel All the Feelings” campaign showcases six breathtaking locations that capture Thailand’s…

  • Thai LifeThe quick history of Valentine’s Day in Thailand from the 1980s to now | Thaiger

    The quick history of Valentine’s Day in Thailand from the 1980s to now

    Valentine’s Day in Thailand bears little resemblance to its Western origins. What arrived as a foreign novelty in the 1980s has evolved into a distinctively Thai institution, one that blends bureaucratic ritual, spiritual intervention, commercial spectacle, and most recently, historic civil rights milestones into a celebration that reveals as much about Thai society as it does about romance. On this…

  • Travel GuidesChiang Mai and Phuket rank in world’s top 10 cities for solo travellers | Thaiger

    Chiang Mai and Phuket rank in world’s top 10 cities for solo travellers

    Thailand has secured two spots in the global top 10 destinations for solo travellers, with Chiang Mai ranking sixth and Phuket placing tenth in a new study by long-haul travel specialists Travelbag. The rankings analysed 36 destinations worldwide on safety, affordability and accessibility, arriving as 76% of solo travellers now prioritising safety as their most important factor. On this page…

  • Technology NewsLeaked: Samsung Galaxy A57 and A37 launching February to March 2026 | Thaiger

    Leaked: Samsung Galaxy A57 and A37 launching February to March 2026

    Samsung’s mid-range lineup is set to expand in early 2026 with two new additions: the Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37. While the Galaxy S26 series dominates headlines with its expected late February unveiling, leaked specifications suggest Samsung’s more affordable A-series phones could launch around the same timeframe, possibly arriving in Thailand by March 2026, following the company’s typical regional rollout…

  • Thai LifeHow popular is badminton in Thailand and where can you play it? | Thaiger

    How popular is badminton in Thailand and where can you play it?

    Badminton has been one of Thailand’s most beloved sports for generations, sitting alongside football and Muay Thai in the national consciousness. For over 70 years, Thais have grown up with rackets in hand, playing in parks, backyards, school gyms, and makeshift courts wherever space allowed. Walk through any Bangkok park at dawn or any provincial sports hall in the evening,…

  • FoodThe Art of Pearl Afternoon Tea | Thaiger

    The Art of Pearl Afternoon Tea

    The St. Regis Bangkok is delighted to announce a new collaboration with Thailand’s leading luxury pearl brand, Matara, for the limited-edition The Art of Pearl Afternoon Tea experience. Served exclusively at The Drawing Room from February 1 to April 30, this refined afternoon tea draws inspiration from the enduring beauty of pearls, where both the exquisite sweets and savouries and…

  • Travel Guides9 things you must do to protect yourself from Bangkok’s hazardous PM2.5 levels in 2026 | Thaiger

    9 things you must do to protect yourself from Bangkok’s hazardous PM2.5 levels in 2026

    Bangkok woke up to a grey shroud on January 14, with Bangkok PM2.5 levels hitting hazardous territory, readings between 79 and 108 µg/m³ across the capital, nearly triple Thailand’s safety threshold. Fifty-four provinces are under health warnings as smoke from agricultural fires in Cambodia and eastern Thailand has drifted into central regions, where stagnant weather has trapped it. Add in…

  • Travel GuidesThailand dominates global night market rankings with 3 markets in the top 10 | Thaiger

    Thailand dominates global night market rankings with 3 markets in the top 10

    When was the last time you wandered through a night market surrounded by sizzling street food and that electric energy that only comes alive after dark? If you’re in Thailand, you’re spoiled for choice, and now there’s proof the Kingdom’s night markets rank among the planet’s best. A new study by long-haul travel specialists Travelbag has crowned Bangkok’s Chatuchak Weekend…

  • Technology NewsHow is Thailand using virtual reality to train doctors, students, and workers? | Thaiger

    How is Thailand using virtual reality to train doctors, students, and workers?

    Virtual reality has moved from novelty to necessity across Thailand’s education sector. The technology now addresses real problems such as training medical teams, teaching environmental conservation, and upskilling industrial workers, aligning with the national Thailand 4.0 strategy that prioritises digital infrastructure and innovation-driven growth. The investment backing this transformation is substantial. The Ministry of Education’s Anywhere Anytime initiative allocated US$800 million…

  • HealthFrom Krabi’s peaceful shores to lasting recovery: Inside Yatra Trauma Treatment Centre | Thaiger

    From Krabi’s peaceful shores to lasting recovery: Inside Yatra Trauma Treatment Centre

    Post-traumatic stress disorder and unresolved trauma don’t operate on your schedule. They show up in unexpected moments: a sudden sound that triggers panic, disrupted sleep, emotional withdrawal in relationships, or coping patterns that gradually become hard to control. For expats living in Thailand and international clients seeking treatment abroad, finding specialised, evidence-based trauma care can be challenging. That’s where Yatra…

  • Things To DoLooking for Children’s Day events in Bangkok 2026? Here’s where to go | Thaiger

    Looking for Children’s Day events in Bangkok 2026? Here’s where to go

    A roundup of 17 free places to visit for National Children’s Day on Saturday, January 10, across Bangkok and the surrounding metropolitan areas. National Children’s Day 2026 falls tomorrow. For families who do not yet have plans or are unsure where Children’s Day events will be held this year, we have gathered a complete list of free Children’s Day events…

  • GuidesUnderstanding Myanmar’s civil war next door: 70 years of conflict, the Kawthoolei Republic, and how it affects Thailand | Thaiger

    Understanding Myanmar’s civil war next door: 70 years of conflict, the Kawthoolei Republic, and how it affects Thailand

    Myanmar has been at war with itself for over 70 years, making it the world’s longest-running civil war. This article explains why the fighting never ends, what drives seven decades of unresolved grievances, and what the newly declared Kawthoolei Republic means, as well as offering essential context for those living in Thailand along the shared border. On this page Section…

  • Chiang Mai TravelWhere to find hot springs around Chiang Mai? 8 options you can visit for 2026 | Thaiger

    Where to find hot springs around Chiang Mai? 8 options you can visit for 2026

    Chiang Mai province sits on active geothermal activity, with natural hot springs scattered across the region. For expats and travellers in northern Thailand, these public hot springs offer thermal bathing without high spa resort costs. The water is heated naturally by underground granite formations, emerging at temperatures from pleasantly warm to boiling hot, rich in minerals like sulfur, calcium, and…

  • Thailand TravelPlanning a Thailand trip in 2026? Here’s what the border conflict with Cambodia means for you | Thaiger

    Planning a Thailand trip in 2026? Here’s what the border conflict with Cambodia means for you

    Yes, Thailand is safe to visit in 2026, but you need to avoid specific border areas. Despite ongoing military tensions with Cambodia, the vast majority of Thailand remains completely unaffected by the conflict. Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket, Pattaya, Koh Samui, and Krabi are continuing to operate normally with no reported security disruptions. The fighting is strictly confined to remote border…

  • Things To DoFree live music every weekend this January: Music in the Park returns to Bangkok | Thaiger

    Free live music every weekend this January: Music in the Park returns to Bangkok

    Looking for free live music in Bangkok this January? Music in the Park is back for 2026, bringing a full month of performances to public spaces across the city. The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration has organised concerts featuring everything from jazz and classical music to traditional Thai dance and contemporary bands, all free to attend. The event runs throughout January 2026…

  • Pattaya NewsPattaya Countdown 2026 New Year event: Free concerts over 3 Days, transport and parking points announced | Thaiger

    Pattaya Countdown 2026 New Year event: Free concerts over 3 Days, transport and parking points announced

    The Pattaya Countdown 2026 New Year celebration is set to deliver three days and three nights of non-stop fun with free concerts featuring some of Thailand’s biggest artists, including Jeff Satur, Bodyslam, and BUS. Organisers have also released transport advice, parking locations, and free shuttle bus details to help visitors avoid traffic congestion. Get ready to jump, dance, and welcome…

  • GuidesDid you know NASA found a Christmas Tree in space? | Thaiger

    Did you know NASA found a Christmas Tree in space?

    While you’re hanging ornaments and stringing lights on your Christmas tree this season, NASA has spotted a cosmic version twinkling 2,500 light-years away in our Milky Way galaxy. The “Christmas Tree Cluster,” officially known as NGC 2264, is a stunning grouping of young stars that, with a little help from telescopes and clever imaging, bears a striking resemblance to a…

  • Thai LifeLucky colours of the week in Thailand and what they mean | Thaiger

    Lucky colours of the week in Thailand and what they mean

    Ever noticed your Thai colleagues wearing yellow on Mondays, or wondered why government buildings display specific colours on certain days? You’re witnessing one of Thailand’s most charming traditions: the lucky colours of the weekday. This living practice stems from ancient Hindu-Brahmin astrology woven into Thai Buddhist culture. Each day has an auspicious colour tied to celestial deities whose attributes shape…

  • Travel GuidesIs it better to travel before or after the New Year in Thailand? | Thaiger

    Is it better to travel before or after the New Year in Thailand?

    Thailand’s year-end holiday period presents travellers with a dilemma: join the festive chaos of late December, or wait until January when things calm down? With the 2025 to 2026 season approaching, this decision carries more weight than usual. The Thai government has declared an extended five-day holiday from December 31, 2025, to January 4, 2026, creating a double-peak where international…

  • Things To DoThe Red Cross Fair 2025 brings 11 days of food, culture, charity, and famous shops to Lumpini Park | Thaiger

    The Red Cross Fair 2025 brings 11 days of food, culture, charity, and famous shops to Lumpini Park

    A lot of the information for the fair and at the fair will be in Thai. If you are not able to read Thai too well, you should always have a translation app handy or come with someone who can read Thai for both onsite and online. The cool season arrives with the joyful event that Thais look forward to…

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