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Sponsored Where to travel in Thailand in April [2025]
Travelling in Thailand is peak during April if you are looking for a real taste of summer. With high temperatures, amazing beaches, and exciting events, April is an amazing time to visit the country as a whole. Due to the...
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Thailand steps up screening for mystery disease from Afghanistan
Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health intensified its monitoring of travellers arriving from Afghanistan, aiming to curb the potential spread of a mysterious infectious disease. Local officials in Afghanistan reported at least 500 cases of the unidentified illness in the Kafshan Valley, Shinwari district of Parwan province, approximately 80 kilometres north of Kabul. The disease’s rapid transmission has resulted in critically…
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Venomous bites are on the rise in Thailand this rainy season
The Thai Ministry of Public Health has sounded the alarm, urging everyone to stay alert and protect themselves against venomous animal bites during the rainy season. This warning follows reports of five people bitten by venomous creatures in two provinces, a troubling reminder of the risks that accompany this year’s floods. To help individuals safeguard themselves, the health ministry has…
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ICP hosting The ultimate multi-chain Hacker House @Devcon – Chain Fusion Hub
As the world gears up for DevCon Southeast Asia in Bangkok this November, a unique opportunity is emerging for blockchain enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, startups, independent developers, and Web3 innovators. The Chain Fusion Hacker House (November 8-10) and the ICP Party Night (November 11) promise unforgettable experiences for those eager to explore the edge of Web3 technology. What is ICP and why…
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Infidelity and divorce rates in Thailand
Thailand, known for its lively nightlife and beautiful scenery, attracts millions of tourists every year who are looking to relax and have fun. But sometimes, things go a little too fun. In recent years, the country has seen a big rise in cheating, and it now holds the title of having the highest infidelity rate of 51% in Southeast Asia,…
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Top 10 cheapest and priciest Northeast Thai provinces
Northeast Thailand, also known as Isaan, is a region characterised by its rich culture, agricultural landscapes, and a cost of living that varies significantly across its provinces. We will explore the ten provinces in Northeast Thailand with the highest and lowest costs of living, providing insights into their unique features, landmarks, and lifestyle offerings. Cost of living comparison in Northeast…
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W Koh Samui shakes things up with a bubbly rendezvous and star mixologist
Hold onto your cocktail shakers, folks, because W Koh Samui has just pulled off a fizz-tastic event that’s got everyone buzzing. Teaming up with famed sparkling water brand Perrier, the swanky island retreat hosted W Refresh, a sensational bar takeover that’s been the talk of the town. Taking centre stage was none other than the legendary Niks Anuman, the mixology…
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Vaping a chance: Thailand aims to clear the air for 20,000 youths
The Public Health Ministry plans to rehabilitate 20,000 young e-cigarette users as part of its efforts to curb the spread of e-cigarettes, according to Minister Somsak Thepsutin. vaping a chance: health ministry aims to clear the air for 20,000 youths! Somsak’s announcement came in response to concerns raised by Senator Premsak Piayura during a Senate meeting about the increasing use…
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Green dreams: EU-ASEAN leaders forge path to eco-future
Top EU-ASEAN business leaders and cooperation agencies came together for a high-powered Partners’ Dialogue forum to tackle the opportunities and challenges of ASEAN’s green transition. The event was hosted by none other than the European Union’s Ambassador, H.E. Sujiro Seam. Representatives from EU-ASEAN institutions, member states, businesses, and cooperation agencies gathered to share insights and experiences on ASEAN’s journey towards…
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Centara launches Centara Life to ‘Uplift Your Everyday’
Centara Hotels & Resorts, Thailand’s leading hotel operator, officially launched Centara Life, its fresh and exciting new brand identity that will elevate the essentials with innovative, guest-friendly concepts at hotels and resorts across Thailand and beyond. As an evolution to Centra by Centara, Centara Life is set to revitalise the guest experience with a series of unique offerings said to…
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Feast your eyes: Four Points Phuket spices up October with vibrant veggie festival delights
Four Points by Sheraton Phuket Patong Beach Resort, the award-winning resort nestled just steps from the Andaman Sea, is inviting its hotel guests and discerning local diners to celebrate one of the island’s most vibrant and colourful cultural traditions this October, with a series of special delicacies to mark the Vegetarian Festival! Also known as the Nine Emperor Gods Festival…
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Libertex Reflects on iFX EXPO Asia 2024, praised as the ‘Best CFD Broker APAC’
Football excitement, lots of giveaways, and a standout presence are the hallmarks of Libertex’s attendance at iFX EXPO Asia 2024. The global CFD broker impressed participants with its sporting look and an FC Bayern-themed booth that set it apart from the competition. As a gold sponsor of the largest business-to-business (B2B) online trading industry event in Asia, Libertex was stationed…
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TAT’s Journey of Local Co-Creation: A ‘feast’ for the senses
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) pulled out all the stops with their sensational Journey of Local Co-Creation showcase, offering a tantalising glimpse into Thailand’s rich cultural tapestry. This exclusive event celebrated the success of their Local Co-Creation project, spotlighting the vibrant Ban Sawathi Community in Khon Kaen province and the culinary haven of Ban Nai Nang in Krabi province.…
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Thai visa shake-up: Southeast Asia consulates switch to e-visa only
Getting a Thai visa in Southeast Asia is about to become a high-tech affair. Starting next week, several Thai consulates across the region will be switching entirely to online e-visa applications, leaving traditional walk-ins a thing of the past. In a surprise move, consulates in Vietnam (Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City), Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Kota Bharu), and Cambodia…
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Safe mosquito repellents to get in Thailand
Travelling to Thailand is sure to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience, but you should also consider the local climate. Thailand is known for its warm and tropical conditions, but unlucky for us, mosquitoes just so happen to thrive in this climate too. So before you make your trip, make sure that you have your mosquito repellents ready. Why are mosquito repellents…
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8 best book cafes in Bangkok for books and coffee lovers
What will be better than spending an afternoon tucked away in a quiet corner, sipping on a rich, aromatic latte, while you dive into a novel or catch up on some light reading. It’s the perfect escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. With plenty of cafés offering warm, inviting spaces where books and coffee blend seamlessly, here are some…
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Eat well and stay healthy with Hyatt’s ‘Be More Foodie: Mindful Indulgence’ initiative
Hyatt Asia Pacific is making mindful dining effortless with the launch of its ‘Be More Foodie: Mindful Indulgence’ initiative across its eight properties in Thailand. Collaborating with a certified nutritionist and wellness advisor, the hotels’ restaurants and bars have carefully curated dishes and drinks that not only delight the taste buds but also meet high nutritional standards, prioritising the well-being…
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WHO gives green light to first mpox test
In a crucial move to fight the growing mpox crisis, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has approved Abbott Laboratories’ mpox diagnostic test for emergency use. This marks the first approval of its kind as the global health body ramps up efforts to tackle outbreaks across affected regions. The real-time PCR test, known as the Alinity m MPXV assay, can detect…
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Why boarding is on the left side of the plane
Ever wondered why you always board a plane from the left side? This seemingly trivial detail is actually steeped in aviation tradition and practicality. As you step onto the aircraft, you’re participating in a practice that dates back to the early days of flying, when aviation pioneers established conventions that continue to shape modern air travel. By delving into the…
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Can you ask for more food in any Thai airlines if you are not full?
If you have ever been on a flight, chances are that their in-flight meals aren’t the most appetising thing that you ever come across, nor will the portion sizes leave you feeling full afterwards. But the burning question is can you ask for more food while on a flight on a Thai airline? In most cases, you definitely can! A…
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Moo Deng and other cute animals at Khao Kheow Open Zoo
If you’re an animal lover or just looking for a fun day out, visiting the zoo has never been more exciting with all the cute, viral animals drawing attention on social media. The star of the show? None other than Moo Deng, the adorable baby hippo that’s taking Thailand by storm. But don’t just stop at hippos, there’s so much…
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Where to go in Chon Buri
If you’re seeking a perfect getaway just outside Bangkok, Chon Buri might be exactly what you need. While many flock to the busy beaches of Pattaya or Bangsean, this charming province offers hidden gems waiting to be explored. You’ll find serene beaches, lush parks, and cultural sites that provide a refreshing escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. Where to…
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The jewel of budget street food: 20 baht noodles in Kanchanaburi
We are sure that you are well aware of the street food scene in Thailand, where dishes from all walks of life can be found on every corner. No matter if you’re in Bangkok or any other city in the Kingdom of Thailand, street food vendors are always around to offer delicious and affordable meals. There is no separating flavoursome…
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10 essential tips for families moving to Thailand
Moving to Thailand is an exciting adventure, especially when you’re moving with your family. The country is popular for its warm climate, rich culture, and welcoming people, making it a popular destination for expatriates. However, settling in a new country can be challenging. To help make your transition smoother, here are 10 essential tips for families moving to Thailand. 1.…
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Phuket outlines five-year sustainability development plan
Phuket advances with innovative efforts that integrate community-based tourism, gastronomy, and smart city solutions as part of a five-year development plan for sustainable growth. Suphon Suwannarat, the governor of Phuket Province, highlights the long-term vision. “We have a 20-year development goal for Phuket province, which is Phuket as a city of the new economy based on sustainable development to create…
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Alef Aeronautics first flying car in Europe: will it come to Thailand?
Imagine zipping through the skies, bypassing morning traffic jams and arriving at your destination in record time. This is not a scene from a sci-fi movie, it’s now a reality. Europe has just approved its first flying car, marking a monumental leap in transportation history. As someone who’s always on the lookout for cutting-edge innovations, you will find this development…
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Top 8 electric and hybrid SUVs in Thailand
Are you on the hunt for the ideal electric or hybrid SUV that strikes the perfect balance between style, efficiency, and affordability? You’re in luck! In 2024, some incredible options are available for around 800,000 baht in Thailand that are perfect for city living and family adventures. With spacious interiors and smart safety features, these SUVs are designed to fit…
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How affordable are universities in Thailand?
Thailand offers a diverse range of universities, both public and private, catering to local and international students. The cost of studying here can vary depending on whether you go for a public or private school, but overall, it’s way more affordable than universities in Western countries. Plus, living expenses are relatively low. Here’s what you can expect when it comes…
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Thai Book Expo 2024: Everything to know before you go
The Book Expo Thailand 2024 is happening from October 10 to 21 at Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre in Bangkok. It’s Thailand’s biggest book event, pulling in tons of visitors each year, and you’ll find books from all kinds of genres and languages. This year’s theme, “Read Until the Next Life,” ties into the spooky season with a nod to…
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Exness scores big with LALIGA: Landmark event marks Latin American partnership
As a global leader in multi-asset brokerage, Exness showcased its role as LALIGA’s Official Regional Partner in Latin America with a spectacular event this weekend. The celebration drew hundreds of enthusiastic football and trading fans, highlighting the powerful fusion of sports and finance. This landmark gathering underlined Exness’s commitment to engaging with Latin American audiences through the universal language of…
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How to use 7-Eleven delivery application
It would be a lie if you said you don’t know what 7-Eleven in Thailand is. In every corner of Thailand, you will find 7-Eleven, a beloved convenience store that you can name everything from it. One thing that a lot of people love about Thailand is convenience. It has become essential, and being able to have your favourite snacks…
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