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  • Is a Thai public school an option for foreign kids? Pros and cons | Thaiger

    Is a Thai public school an option for foreign kids? Pros and cons

    The Thaiger key takeaways Foreign children can enrol in Thai public schools, but admission and costs vary depending on the school. Public schools offer affordability and cultural immersion but come with language barriers and limited foreign student support. English Programs (EP) within public schools provide a middle ground between local and international education. For many expat families settling in Thailand,…

  • Bangkok dominates World’s 50 Best Hotels 2025 with three hotels in top 10 | Thaiger

    Bangkok dominates World’s 50 Best Hotels 2025 with three hotels in top 10

    The results are in for The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2025, revealing a massive victory for Thailand’s luxury hospitality scene. While Rosewood Hong Kong secured the coveted No. 1 position, Bangkok established itself as a global powerhouse, landing three hotels in the top 10. This year, The Four Seasons Bangkok at Chao Phraya River claimed the No. 2 spot, earning…

  • Where to celebrate Loy Krathong in Thailand this year | Thaiger

    Where to celebrate Loy Krathong in Thailand this year

    The Thaiger key takeaways Loy Krathong will be celebrated nationwide with a softer, more respectful tone this year. Hotels and venues across Thailand are hosting intimate dinners and cultural events by the water. It’s a special time to reflect, celebrate, and take part in one of Thailand’s most cherished traditions. Loy Krathong is almost here, and Thailand is preparing for…

  • Thai welfare cardholders get year-end cash boost from November | Thaiger

    Thai welfare cardholders get year-end cash boost from November

    The Thai government will grant state welfare cardholders an extra 1,700 baht over two months to ease living costs and boost year-end economic activity. Starting today, November 1, over 13.4 million welfare cardholders across Thailand will receive an additional 1,700 baht in total, spread over two months. The new measure was confirmed by government spokesperson Siripong Angkasakulkiat following a Cabinet…