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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.…
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5 of the most recommended investment real estate property agencies in Thailand
Thailand’s property market is not one market; it is several running simultaneously. Super-luxury condos in Bangkok are growing, industrial land in the Eastern Economic Corridor is one of the standout performers of 2025 and 2026, and resort villas in Phuket are hitting rental yields of up to 15% annually. For foreign investors, navigating all of this requires more than a…
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Fujiseiki showcases TSDH shari ball machine at THAIFEX-HOREC ASIA 2026
Japanese food-production equipment manufacturer Fujiseiki Co., Ltd. said it is advancing automation-focused production systems as demand grows for efficient operations that maintain consistent quality, hygiene and safety standards in food manufacturing. Published by Global Kigyo, the report said Fujiseiki has built an international reputation for developing machines that produce artisan Japanese foods such as sushi and onigiri to match the…
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‘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…
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IPPUDO Emporium reopens with Zuzutto Bar and new Hakata-inspired signature dishes
IPPUDO Thailand has announced the reopening of its Emporium location at The Emporium Shopping Centre, describing it as the brand’s most significant store relaunch in Thailand to date. The company said the new IPPUDO Emporium reflects its updated concept, focused on Hakata heritage, meticulous ramen craft and the Japanese hospitality principle of omotenashi, under the long-held philosophy: “Keep Changing to…
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A new rhythm for your body with Sole Mio Clinic’s ‘Shape & Recover’ programme throughout May
Shape is not only built through effort. It is shaped by how the body recovers, responds and adapts. As May arrives in Phuket and the pace of travel begins to ease, Sole Mio Clinic is inviting locals and long-stay guests to use the quieter rhythm to reset, refine and support balance through its Shape & Recover programme for May 1…
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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…
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Radisson Hotel Chateau de Bangkok opens in Ploen Chit after 30-year legacy
Radisson Hotel Group has opened Radisson Hotel Chateau de Bangkok in Ploen Chit, Bangkok, reviving a property that has stood in Soi Ruamrudee for over 30 years. The hotel offers 178 guest rooms and suites, three dining venues, and event facilities across several dedicated spaces. The relaunched property retains the building’s established three-decade character while updating interiors and modernising amenities…
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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,…
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Wiped out during Songkran in Pattaya? RejuveHub offers hangover recovery IV drip to help you get back on your feet
RejuveHub has published a 2026 Songkran guide for visitors in Pattaya and is promoting a seasonal Songkran Recovery IV Package, aimed at supporting hydration and recovery during Thailand’s New Year celebrations. Songkran in Pattaya often means long days in the heat, extended time outdoors, water fights, nightlife and alcohol. RejuveHub said this combination can leave visitors feeling drained the next…
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LEO Music Battle launches at Rajadamnern Stadium with a star presenter
Thai beer brand LEO has launched a new music marketing campaign called “LEO Music Battle” and named Oat Pramote as its latest music presenter, joining an existing lineup that includes TaitosmitH, Three Man Down, and Ink Waruntorn. The campaign’s inaugural event was held at Rajadamnern Stadium in Bangkok, which was recast as a music venue for the occasion. LEO, produced…
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Kao launches Attack campaign showcasing ‘Fragrance Capsule Technology’ for long-lasting freshness
Kao Industrial (Thailand) Co., Ltd., a Japanese manufacturer of consumer and chemical products, has launched a new campaign for Attack laundry detergent under the concept “To make clothes more fragrant, this moment calls for Attack: Pat, Pull, and Hug.” The company said the campaign highlights Fragrance Capsule Technology, designed to release fragrance throughout the day through physical movement, targeting modern…
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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…
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New Pratumnak gym Breathe focuses on strength, mobility and partner-led development
Breathe, a new gym focused on strength and mobility training, has opened in Pratumnak Soi 6, opposite the Russian market. The gym describes itself as more than a conventional fitness facility, saying it was created to make strength and mobility training easier to adopt for a wider range of people, from first-time gym users to experienced athletes. Breathe said its…
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How slow is too slow? When to see a doctor for a low heart rate
Dealing with a heart condition can feel overwhelming, but understanding what’s happening in your body is the first step toward taking control of your health. If you or a loved one has been told you have a slow heart rate, you might be wondering if it’s a cause for concern. Let’s break down the facts about bradycardia, how to recognise…
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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…
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Phyathai 2 International Hospital wins the ‘Medical Tourism Hospital of the Year – Thailand’ at the Healthcare Asia Awards 2026
Phyathai 2 International Hospital, part of the Phyathai–Paolo Hospital Group, has been honoured with the prestigious Medical Tourism Hospital of the Year – Thailand at the Healthcare Asia Awards 2026, recognising excellence in clinical outcomes, service standards, and the ability to deliver seamless care for international patients. The award highlights the hospital’s success in building a comprehensive, value-based international patient ecosystem, covering…
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MedPark raises awareness of sudden death to help understand risks originated from the heart, brain, and sleep
In the current fast-paced lifestyle, fatigue, palpitations, or brief fainting spells are often dismissed as minor, non-consequential incidents. In fact, these symptoms may foreshadow sudden death, a silent threat that can occur without clear warning and claims millions of lives worldwide each year, as claimed by MedPark. To raise awareness and share accurate health knowledge with the public, MedPark Hospital…
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Cantonese Char Siu arrives at 7th Floor Restaurant & Bar this April
This April, the 7th Floor Restaurant & Bar introduces Char Siu, a monthly special inspired by the rich culinary heritage of Cantonese barbecue. Known for its distinctive sweet and savoury glaze, Char Siu is one of the most beloved dishes in Chinese cuisine, celebrated for its balance of flavour, texture, and aroma, a satisfying dish well-suited for relaxed rooftop dining…
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5 things to do in Bangkok this weekend (March 27 to 29)
Bangkok is giving you a nicely mixed weekend this time around. You can browse travel ideas from across Thailand, wander through a huge book fair, dive into car launches and concept models, spend Saturday eating seriously spicy food, or slow things down with a riverside creative event in the old town. It is a good line-up for anyone who wants…
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Central Pattana sets out for 33 mixed-use projects under 110 billion baht plan for 2026 to 2030
Central Pattana Plc outlined its retail-led mixed-use strategy at its 2026 annual press conference, launching a “Future-Led Ecosystem” vision and masterplans for major projects in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket and Khon Kaen. The company said its 2026 to 2030 investment plan totals 110 billion baht, with mixed-use developments targeted to reach 33 projects by 2030. Wallaya Chirathivat, president and CEO,…
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Why the Japanese people love Thais so much, though there are still a few ‘what on earth?’ moments
According to a regular annual survey by the Japanese Cabinet Office, Thailand consistently ranks among the countries Japanese people feel most warmly towards, usually second only to Taiwan. Japanese tourists in Thailand often seem especially relaxed. They appear more cheerful, open and at ease than they do back home. They smile more easily, speak to Thai people more freely, and…
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What you need know about the ongoing Bangkok International Motor Show 2026
Thailand’s biggest car show is back and is currently underway. The 47th Bangkok International Motor Show runs from March 25 to April 5, 2026 at IMPACT Challenger Hall 1–3, Muang Thong Thani, and this year’s edition is shaping up to be one of the more eventful in recent memory. Organised by Grand Prix International Public Company Limited under the theme…
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Escobar Jungle Party puts Koh Tao on Thailand’s best nightlife destinations
When people think of nightlife in Thailand, the first thing that often comes to mind is the famous Full Moon Party. Their mind might also think about the bustling nightclubs in Bangkok or even the Walking Street in Pattaya. But in 2022, there’s a new destination rising fast, Koh Tao, an island that’s quickly becoming a must-visit for party lovers…
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Jungceylon kick offs their summer campaign in Phuket
Phuket Square Co., Ltd., the management of Jungceylon Shopping Center in Patong, Phuket, is preparing to welcome the summer season with a series of activities aimed at attracting food lovers and shopping enthusiasts through its Hot Summer Sale campaign, offering discounts of up to 70%. The campaign aims to promote Phuket to global travellers using the popular provincial mascot Nong…
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From fashion to private jets: New luxury ecosystem shapes Thailand’s high-end travel landscape
Luxury in Thailand is evolving beyond traditional markers of wealth such as hotels, shopping and real estate, as lifestyle brands, mobility and curated experiences increasingly shape how high-net-worth travellers engage with the destination. Rather than focusing solely on luxury goods or property ownership, affluent consumers are prioritising lifestyle, identity and personal experiences. This shift is bringing together industries that have…
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5 things to do this weekend in Bangkok (March 21 to 22)
Bangkok feels nicely varied this weekend. You can wander through a retro-style market in Siam, squeeze in one last visit to a much-loved planetarium before it closes for renovation, spend part of Saturday around books and learning in Lumpini Park, check out a laid-back Volkswagen night meet, or settle into a more curated culture pop-up in the old city. That…
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Kao’s Bioré accelerates global growth with entry into the South Korean market and the launch of a unified global campaign
Kao Corporation today announced that its skincare brand Bioré will accelerate its international expansion as it enters the South Korean market and rolls out a globally unified campaign. As a core brand under Kao’s Global Sharp Top strategy, aimed at establishing leadership in key market segments through high-value products, Bioré plays a central role in driving the company’s global growth. Currently…
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Export-ready canned vegetable manufacturer from Thailand
As global food supply chains continue to evolve, demand for ready-to-eat and long-shelf-life food products has surged across retail, foodservice, and industrial manufacturing sectors. From quick-service restaurants to supermarket private labels, businesses are increasingly seeking reliable sources of ready-to-use vegetables for foodservice and packaged meal production. Amid this shift, Thailand has strengthened its position as a leading export hub for…
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