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  • Is family health insurance in Thailand worth it? | Thaiger

    Is family health insurance in Thailand worth it?

    A family’s day in Thailand can change in an instant when an accident sends a child to the emergency room, with medical bills rising beyond USD 10,000 within hours. While Thailand appeals to many expat families for its safety, lifestyle, and education options, healthcare costs can be high, especially at private hospitals. For families living in Thailand long-term or meeting…

  • 15 Valentine’s Day gift ideas for expats in Thailand | Thaiger

    15 Valentine’s Day gift ideas for expats in Thailand

    Valentine’s Day is fast approaching, and let’s be honest, this February 15, flowers and a box of chocolates, as tried and true as they are, won’t cut it anymore. Valentine’s Day in Thailand means access to experiences most couples back home can only dream about, from island getaways to gifts you won’t find anywhere else, oftentimes at a fraction of…

  • Sun, sand and savings as Le Méridien Khao Lak drops hotel deals at Thai Tiew Thai 77 | Thaiger

    Sun, sand and savings as Le Méridien Khao Lak drops hotel deals at Thai Tiew Thai 77

    Le Méridien Khao Lak Resort & Spa invites Thai & expat travellers to a refined coastal getaway at the upcoming Thai Tiew Thai 77 exhibition at Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre in Bangkok (halls 5 to 7), held from March 5 to 8. The event unites Thailand’s leading hospitality brands under one roof at booth D08, featuring exclusive beachfront living deals.…

  • Baia Bangkok brings Italian dining and nightlife together on Sukhumvit Soi 11 | Thaiger

    Baia Bangkok brings Italian dining and nightlife together on Sukhumvit Soi 11

    Baia, a new Italian restaurant and dining club, opened in October 2025 in the heart of Bangkok’s vibrant Sukhumvit Soi 11, introducing a concept where refined Italian cuisine seamlessly transforms into an energetic nightlife experience. The 130-seat venue, featuring both indoor dining and terrace seating, offers guests an elevated culinary journey that evolves as the evening progresses. What begins as…

  • The case for structure: Why some trainees still choose the Education Visa over the DTV | Thaiger

    The case for structure: Why some trainees still choose the Education Visa over the DTV

    Disclosure: Muay Thai Visa Thailand (MTVT) operates through Sor.Dechapant Muay Thai School in Bangkok. They earn revenue from training enrollment and visa documentation services. This piece reflects their operational experience working with Muay Thai DTV visa, Muay Thai Education (ED) visa, and Digital Nomad Visa Thailand applicants. Ministry of Education License: สช.กร. 00025/2568. Everyone wants to talk about the Destination…

  • There’s no place like home to get fit: Reinventing yourself as you Age | Thaiger

    There’s no place like home to get fit: Reinventing yourself as you Age

    For a lot of people, the gym feels like a test of confidence before it becomes a place to train. You worry about what to wear, whether you’re doing the exercises right, and who might be watching. This is one of the reasons home fitness has become more popular in recent years, and 24/7 Fit Me, a home-based fitness service…

  • A practical way to think about healthcare when living in Thailand | Thaiger

    A practical way to think about healthcare when living in Thailand

    Living in Thailand means co-existing with a healthcare system that’s brilliant in some ways and frustrating in others. Oftentimes, private hospitals feel like five-star hotels, with doctors trained internationally, and the costs seem reasonable compared to Western countries, until you’re actually sitting in that consultation room without insurance, watching the bill climb. Here’s the thing most people don’t tell you…

  • Why high-functioning professionals are seeking private recovery instead of group rehab | Thaiger

    Why high-functioning professionals are seeking private recovery instead of group rehab

    A growing number of high-functioning professionals, executives, entrepreneurs, and senior leaders are choosing private, one-on-one recovery programs over traditional group rehabilitation facilities. As workplace burnout reaches epidemic levels and the stigma around mental health challenges persists in corporate environments, many are discovering that confidential, personalised treatment offers a path to sustainable wellness that group settings cannot provide. Prana Bali, an…

  • England brings it home in Reignwood Icons Of Football 2026 | Thaiger

    England brings it home in Reignwood Icons Of Football 2026

    England has retained the Icons Series Trophy, emerging victorious at the 2026 Reignwood Icons of Football. In a day defined by immense pressure, Team England finished the afternoon singles with a single-point 20-19 victory over a resilient Team World. The final session had fans worldwide on the edge of their seats as Team World launched a valiant fightback to erase…

  • A crash course on Thailand market entry in 2026 | Thaiger

    A crash course on Thailand market entry in 2026

    Thailand’s market entry landscape in 2026 demands understanding beyond digital metrics. As AI integration becomes standard operational practice and e-commerce matures into habitual consumer behaviour, success depends on cultural fluency, regulatory compliance, and local partnerships. In this guide, AJ Marketing examines the playbook for 2026, analysing the tools, platforms, and trends shaping Thailand’s commercial landscape. On this page Section Short…

  • Astrologer predicts Thailand’s next prime minister for 2026 Election | Thaiger

    Astrologer predicts Thailand’s next prime minister for 2026 Election

    Astrological prediction becomes especially compelling when applied to unprecedented political situations, particularly when forecasts must be made before an actual term of office begins. According to JD Mukkarji, a scientific astrologer residing in Bangkok, unlike recurring events such as annual or biennial sports tournaments, where patterns are relatively easier to track, political transitions often lack predictable cycles. Events that occur…

  • What no one tells you about being a digital nomad in Thailand | Thaiger

    What no one tells you about being a digital nomad in Thailand

    Bangkok ranks first as the world’s favourite city for digital nomads, with Chiang Mai close behind. It’s easy to see why. Thailand has a magnetic charm that pulls people in. You come for a short stay, rent a scooter, find a café with fast Wi Fi, and before you know it, you are talking about “base cities” and lease renewals.…

  • 17 best marketing and advertising agencies in Thailand (2026) | Thaiger

    17 best marketing and advertising agencies in Thailand (2026)

    Thailand has carved out its own spot among one of the most significant business destinations in Asia, and its growth in e-commerce, digital transformation and internet adoption backs this. However, success in this market is not as straightforward as you may think. It requires understanding Thai consumer behaviour, cultural nuances, and current marketing trends. Thai consumers have increasingly shifted to…

  • Last chance for tickets! Football’s global giants descend on Bangkok this weekend for Reignwood Icons of Football | Thaiger

    Last chance for tickets! Football’s global giants descend on Bangkok this weekend for Reignwood Icons of Football

    The wait is almost over for sports fans in Thailand as the world’s most iconic footballers touch down in Bangkok to trade their boots for golf clubs. The Reignwood Icons of Football takes place this Saturday, January 31 and Sunday, February 1, at the prestigious Robinswood Golf Club, where Team England will face Team World in a high-stakes golf showdown.…

  • Thailand vs. Vietnam vs. Malaysia: Which is better for long-term living? | Thaiger

    Thailand vs. Vietnam vs. Malaysia: Which is better for long-term living?

    Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia have each carved out their own space in the long-term expat landscape. Thailand offers dependable healthcare and a well-established expat infrastructure. Vietnam stands out for rock-bottom costs and relentless urban energy. Malaysia brings modern living standards, cultural diversity, and an English-speaking environment that makes settling in remarkably smooth. There’s no one-size-fits-all answer here. The right choice…

  • Golf Excellence at St. Andrews International School, Green Valley | Thaiger

    Golf Excellence at St. Andrews International School, Green Valley

    Choosing a school is one of the most important decisions parents have to make for their children. For families with children who love sport, there is often another question sitting in the background. Will the school actually support that passion, or will it remain a hobby squeezed around exams and deadlines? At St. Andrews International School, Green Valley, students’ passions…

  • The digital nomad’s guide to healthcare and insurance in Thailand | Thaiger

    The digital nomad’s guide to healthcare and insurance in Thailand

    Thailand continues to attract digital nomads with its rich culture, fast internet, and strong healthcare system. Many private hospitals meet international standards and offer English-speaking doctors, making medical care reliable and easy to access for foreigners. Health insurance also plays a key role, especially for those staying long-term or applying for visas such as the Destination Thailand Visa or the…

  • What you need to know before getting a hair transplant in Thailand | Thaiger

    What you need to know before getting a hair transplant in Thailand

    Hair loss has a way of creeping up quietly. One day, the hairline feels a little higher, the crown a little thinner, and suddenly you’re paying attention to the mirror again. For many people, hair transplantation becomes part of the conversation sooner or later. Thailand has become one of the places people look to. If you’re one of the people…

  • How to do marketing and advertising in Thailand? Top 7 tips (2026) | Thaiger

    How to do marketing and advertising in Thailand? Top 7 tips (2026)

    Are you ready to unlock the secrets of one of Asia’s most digitally savvy markets? If you are looking to make your business thrive in Thailand in 2026, you have arrived at the right place. The marketing landscape has evolved at a remarkable pace. By early 2026, Thailand is expected to have around 67.8 million internet users, representing nearly the…

  • The best suit tailors in Bangkok (2026) | Thaiger

    The best suit tailors in Bangkok (2026)

    Tired of wearing ill-fitting suits that just don’t cut it? It’s time to upgrade your style game and go for a bespoke suit instead. Not only will it fit you like a dream, but it’ll also elevate your look to a whole new level. But wait, before you go running to your nearest tailor, it’s important to find one who’s…

  • Top 11 influencer marketing agencies in Thailand (2026) | Thaiger

    Top 11 influencer marketing agencies in Thailand (2026)

    The marketing landscape in Thailand has evolved dramatically as we settle into 2026. According to DataReportal’s Digital 2026: Thailand report, the country’s internet penetration has reached 94.7%, with 56.6 million active social media identities nationwide. Thai consumers are no longer simply online; they are deeply embedded in digital ecosystems where AI algorithms dictate what they see, buy, and love. In…

  • Muay Thai Visa Thailand launches DTV visa support for international students | Thaiger

    Muay Thai Visa Thailand launches DTV visa support for international students

    Muay Thai Visa Thailand (MTVT), operated by Bangkok’s Sor.Dechapant Muay Thai School has launched a dedicated visa support service aimed at helping foreign students apply for Thailand’s new Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) through accredited Muay Thai training. The initiative addresses a growing need among international applicants seeking long-term stays in Thailand via recognised soft power activities, with Muay Thai training…

  • Thailand’s best beach towns for long-term living (2026) | Thaiger

    Thailand’s best beach towns for long-term living (2026)

    Thailand’s coastline has always been a draw, but when it comes to long-term living, there’s more to consider than a pretty beach. These days, many of Thailand’s beach towns have grown into liveable, well-connected hubs with strong expat communities, international hospitals, and real infrastructure. Still, each place brings its own rhythm, costs, and quirks. Before we begin, ask yourself this:…

  • Courtyard by Marriott Phuket, Patong Beach Resort: The ultimate family-friendly destination in 2026 | Thaiger

    Courtyard by Marriott Phuket, Patong Beach Resort: The ultimate family-friendly destination in 2026

    Planning a family vacation this year? Look no further than Courtyard by Marriott Phuket, Patong Beach Resort, where unforgettable memories are created for guests of all ages. Perfectly located just steps from the world-famous Patong Beach, this vibrant resort combines modern comfort, convenience, and exceptional family-friendly amenities, making it the ideal choice for parents and kids alike. Why families love…

  • AA Insurance Brokers introduces the MyAA app, putting insurance management at your fingertips | Thaiger

    AA Insurance Brokers introduces the MyAA app, putting insurance management at your fingertips

    AA Insurance Brokers, one of Thailand’s most established insurance brokers, has introduced MyAA, a free mobile app that gives clients easier access to their insurance information through a single, central platform. Designed to simplify everyday insurance tasks, MyAA brings policy information, claims support, offers, and updates together in one place, helping clients manage their insurance anytime, anywhere. It’s the kind…

  • A simple guide to renting in Thailand (plus a bonus tip) | Thaiger

    A simple guide to renting in Thailand (plus a bonus tip)

    Renting in Thailand is generally straightforward, but a little preparation goes a long way. Whether you’re looking to relocate or planning an extended stay, being familiar with local rental practices, from deposits and documents to pricing and property standards, will make the process much smoother. This guide outlines the key steps to renting in Thailand, from choosing the right location…

  • First time ever! Sansiri and Phuketian Coffee host a major coffee festival | Thaiger

    First time ever! Sansiri and Phuketian Coffee host a major coffee festival

    Coffee lovers should not miss this. For the first time, the large-scale coffee festival Sansiri Phuket | Sip & Inspire brings together flavour, passion, and community in one place. Sansiri, in collaboration with Phuketian Coffee (Horoy Phuket Coffee Association), led by Future Kittipob, Thailand National Barista Champion 2025, aims to support and strengthen Phuket’s local café and coffee business community, encouraging…

  • BNH Premier Spine Centre: 20 years of leading spine surgery overseas in Thailand | Thaiger

    BNH Premier Spine Centre: 20 years of leading spine surgery overseas in Thailand

    Living with chronic back or nerve pain can take over every part of daily life, sleep becomes difficult, movement becomes limited, and simple tasks begin to feel overwhelming. For many patients in Western countries, the problem is compounded by long delays in their home healthcare systems. Instead of receiving timely treatment, they often face months or even years of waiting…

  • Investment trends 2026: Where should your money go? A deep dive into 3 can’t-miss themes | Thaiger

    Investment trends 2026: Where should your money go? A deep dive into 3 can’t-miss themes

    In the blink of an eye, we are about to wave goodbye to 2025. It has been a year of major economic recalibration, but as we step into 2026, the financial world’s pulse is changing rhythm again. The million-dollar question, having retail investors and portfolio managers scratching their heads, is: “So, where should the money go next year?” To help…

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