- Technology News
Realme C100x launches in Thailand and why 6,999 baht buys a lot more than you think
At 6,999 baht, the realme C100x is asking a straightforward question: how much phone can you actually get at the budget end of the market? Based on the specs realme Thailand has put together, the answer is more than most people would expect. The headline number is the battery. The realme C100x ships with an 8,000mAh cell, which realme claims…
- Lifestyle
Best places to buy Muay Thai shorts in Thailand
Muay Thai shorts are one of the most recognisable pieces of kit in combat sports. Wide leg cuts, high side slits, and bold designs are built around function as much as tradition. The cut allows the hip rotation needed for kicks, knees, and defensive checks. If you are visiting Thailand to train or simply want a genuine pair to take…
- Travel Guides
The travel trends of 2026, and what it means if you are heading to Thailand
Every year produces a new set of travel trend reports, and most of them say roughly the same thing. The 2026 edition from Hilton, built on a survey of over 14,000 travellers across 14 countries conducted by Ipsos, is different in one important respect: its findings align almost point for point with what Thailand already does well. The five trends…
- Things To Do
5 things to do in Bangkok this weekend (May 22 to 24)
Bangkok’s weekend line-up has a nice mix this time around. You can step into a hidden urban forest, browse outdoor and diving expos at QSNCC, spend Sunday by the river at a free community festival, or end the weekend with a rooftop film. It is the kind of weekend that works whether you want fresh air, a bit of browsing,…
- Things To Do
5 things to do in Bangkok this weekend (May 15 to 17)
Bangkok’s weekend line-up feels nicely varied this time around. There is a heritage book sale in one of the city’s most beautiful old buildings, a live Muay Thai show, a custom car event, a talk programme in Siam, and a river-based indie music night to start the weekend. It is a good mix for anyone who wants plans that feel…
- Thailand Travel
Why Americans keep coming back to Bangkok’s chaos when they have plenty of their own
There is a particular kind of American who arrives in Bangkok expecting to be overwhelmed and leaves wondering why they ever thought home made more sense. The city is loud, dense, hot, and entirely indifferent to the orderly expectations most Westerners carry through the door. And yet, consistently, reliably, Americans fall for it. Not despite the chaos, but because of…
- Technology News
The best drones of 2026 so far and how much you can get them for in Thailand
DJI’s release wave over the past twelve months has reset the consumer drone market almost entirely. The Mavic 4 Pro, Mini 5 Pro, Avata 360, and Neo 2 have all landed, reviewers have had time to test them properly, and a clear consensus has formed. Cross-referencing a dozen major 2026 buyer’s guides, Tom’s Guide, TechRadar, Engadget, PCMag, DroneDJ, DroneXL, Digital…
- Technology News
iOS 26.5 is out and it finally lets iPhone and Android users message each other securely
If you have ever texted someone on Android and wondered why your messages do not have the same privacy protections as the ones you send to other iPhone users, iOS 26.5 is the update you have been waiting for. Apple has released iOS 26.5, and its headline feature is end-to-end encrypted RCS messaging between iPhones and Android devices. What this…
- Thailand Travel
Thailand is the 10th most searched relocation destination for Americans moving away
If you have been quietly researching a move to Thailand, it turns out that you have some company. New data from cultural intelligence platform Country Navigator shows Thailand ranking as the 10th most searched destination among Americans considering a move abroad, with 30,560 annual searches recorded between March 2025 and February 2026. That puts it ahead of dozens of countries…
- Technology News
Can you bring a drone into Thailand in 2026?
Drones have become one of the most popular pieces of travel gear, and Thailand is one of the world’s most photographed destinations. So it is no surprise that a lot of travellers want to bring a drone to Thailand. The short answer is yes, you can bring one in, but the longer answer is that getting it through the airport…
- Technology News
Drone laws in Thailand for people who do not want to lose their equipment or break the law
Thailand has some of the strictest drone laws in Southeast Asia, and they have tightened significantly over the past two years. Whether you are a tourist bringing a DJI Mini or an expat who flies regularly, the rules apply to everyone equally, and the consequences for getting them wrong range from equipment confiscation to deportation. Here is what you need…
- Things To Do
5 things to do in Bangkok this weekend (May 8 to 10)
Bangkok has a strong mix this weekend, especially if you are after plans that feel a little more worthwhile than just another casual outing. Coffee is one of the big themes, with a major international trade show in town and the Thailand AeroPress Championship closing out the week in Talat Noi. Alongside that, there is a large finance expo, a…
- Property
Real estate jobs in Thailand: What expats can (and can’t) legally do in 2026
Picture yourself showing a luxury condo in Thonglor to a European buyer, or helping a family from Singapore find their dream villa in Phuket. A real estate career in Thailand is genuinely exciting, and for expats with the right profile and the right structure, it is still very much on the table. The keyword is structure. The rules around how…
- Thai Life
Why two white oxen decide Thailand’s agricultural forecast every May in the Royal Ploughing Ceremony
Every May, two sacred white oxen are led across Sanam Luang, the vast ceremonial field opposite Bangkok’s Grand Palace, while Brahmin priests chant in Sanskrit, celestial maidens scatter blessed rice seed, and thousands of spectators wait for the moment the formal procession ends so they can rush onto the field and scoop up handfuls of dirt. This is the Royal…
- Technology News
What we know about the Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra ahead of its 2027 launch
Everything in this article is based on leaks and rumours. Samsung has not officially confirmed any specs for the Galaxy S27 Ultra, which is expected to launch in early 2027. Details may change. Samsung’s next flagship Ultra is still the better part of two years away, but the leaks are already piling up, and some of them point to changes…
- Things To Do
5 things to do in Bangkok this weekend (May 1 to 3)
Bangkok has a nicely mixed weekend ahead, with pets, food, design, vintage culture, and a few easy plans that do not need too much effort. Whether you want a big expo, a newly opened local food spot, or something with a bit more character than the usual mall stop, plenty is happening across the city from May 1 to 3.…
- Thailand Hotels
Enjoy Phuket’s beauty from a beachfront escape with Kora Beach Resort
For decades now, a certain southern island province has drawn travellers from across the world with its coastline, food, weather, and energy, and it continues to do so for a simple reason: there is something for everyone here in Phuket. The challenge, as anyone who has tried to plan a trip will know, is finding the right place to stay.…
- Health
‘Motion is life’ — What one orthopaedic trauma specialist wants you to know
Broken bones are more common than most people think. Around 50% to 60% of all orthopaedic cases involve fractures, not joint replacements, not spinal disorders, but fractures. Traffic accidents, falls, sports injuries, and workplace incidents send people through emergency rooms every day, and for many of them, the quality of care they receive in the hours and days after the…
- Technology News
Redmi K90 Max has been launched in China and it wants to be the gaming phone nobody else will build
Redmi has officially launched the Redmi K90 Max in China, and it is one of the more spec-heavy gaming phones to come out of the K series in a while. The headline features are a MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipset, a built-in cooling fan, and a silicon-carbon battery with a capacity of 8,500mAh, a combination that makes a clear statement about…
- Things To Do
5 things to do in Bangkok this weekend (April 24 to 26)
Bangkok has a nicely mixed weekend ahead, with live music, books, vinyl, design, coffee culture, and a few easy events that are perfect for dipping in and out of. If you are after something social but not too full-on, this weekend’s line-up feels especially easy to work with. You can spend part of the day browsing in Talad Noi, listening…
- Property
Can foreigners really buy a condo in Thailand without paying taxes?
A British buyer recently made headlines after purchasing a 56 million baht freehold condominium near Bang Tao Beach in Phuket and claiming the deal left him with no personal income tax liability on his global earnings. The post went viral, sparked a wave of online debate, and left a lot of expats asking the same question: can you buy a…
- Travel Guides
Stranded in Thailand after Songkran? Here is what to do
Songkran is one of the biggest travel periods in Thailand, and when it ends, millions of people try to leave at the same time. In 2026, that pressure has combined with a series of disruptions, Middle East airspace closures, water-damaged passports, financial strain, and unexpected legal complications, leaving a significant number of tourists stranded in Thailand after Songkran with no…
- Technology News
OPPO Find X9 Ultra and X9s are coming to Thailand — Here’s what you need to know
OPPO has confirmed that both the Find X9 Ultra and the Find X9s are heading to Thailand, with a global launch set for 21 April 2026. The two phones are being positioned as a pair, one for those who want the full flagship experience, and one for those who want something more compact without giving up too much. OPPO Find…
- Things To Do
5 things to do in Bangkok this weekend (April 17 to 19)
After the water fights, traffic, and noise of Songkran, Bangkok settles into a different rhythm this weekend. The holiday energy is not completely gone, but it is shifting into something easier, with free concerts, riverside live music, thoughtful exhibitions, and smaller creative events replacing the biggest splash zones. If you are ready to head out again after an electric week,…
- Travel
Agoda’s plan to make everything possible for its partners in 2026
Most people know Agoda as the app they use to book a hotel. What is less visible is the scale of what the company is building behind the scenes, a B2B partner ecosystem that powers travel for banks, airlines, retail platforms, and loyalty programmes across the globe. At a media roundtable held at Agoda’s new office in One Bangkok, two…
- Things To Do
Where to celebrate Songkran in Bangkok [2026]
Bangkok does Songkran at full volume, and 2026 is shaping up to be one of the biggest years yet. From world-class music festivals and riverside dining to free public celebrations and traditional blessing ceremonies, the city has more going on this April than any single person could cover for the Thai New Year. Whether you are a long-term expat, a…
- Chiang Mai Travel
Chiang Mai and Lamphun are doing something special for Songkran 2026
If you are spending Songkran in the north this year, two cities are worth your attention if you are up north or going there. The Water Festival 2026, the 11th edition of the Thai Waterways Festival, brings Chiang Mai and Lamphun together under the theme “Have fun at Songkran in my hometown”, and both cities are running their own distinct…
- Thailand Travel
What resort managers told us about oil and island travel in Thailand for 2026
Global oil markets have been in chaos since late March 2026. Escalating tensions in the Middle East choked traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, sending the Singapore refined diesel benchmark from around US$92 per barrel to US$238 per barrel in weeks. Thailand’s Oil Fuel Fund burned through 42 billion baht in subsidies before the government let diesel float to 40.74…
- Things To Do
5 things to do in Bangkok this weekend (April 3 to 5)
Bangkok is offering a nicely varied weekend line-up, with a mix of immersive attractions, food and drink events, family-friendly entertainment, and music-led experiences. Whether you want something visual and relaxing, a casual afternoon out, or a livelier Sunday plan, plenty is happening across the city this weekend. Here are five things to do in Bangkok this weekend Event Date Location…
- Travel Guides
6 ways your transit route can affect entry into Thailand
Most travellers spend time making sure their visa is in order, their passport is valid, and they have enough cash before flying to Thailand. What far fewer people think about is the route they take to get there. The hub you connect through, how your tickets are booked, and even where you stopped two weeks ago can all determine whether…
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