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  • BMA to increase Loy Krathong Festival security | GMT | Thaiger

    BMA to increase Loy Krathong Festival security | GMT

    Chadchart worries about the increase in drowning on Loy Kratong Festival day. Pattaya Terminal 21 to host the Loy Krathong festival under a dinosaur theme on November 8th. Drunk police doctor who crashed Porsche killing 2 in Thailand avoids prison for now. Pattaya man runs away after plunging pickup truck into pond. Chinese nationals are top applicants for Thailand’s 10-year…

  • Thailand News Today | Delivery driver finds huge stash of Thai, Laos and Japanese banknotes under a tree | Thaiger

    Thailand News Today | Delivery driver finds huge stash of Thai, Laos and Japanese banknotes under a tree

    Delivery driver finds a massive stash of Thai, Laos, and Japanese banknotes under a tree Thailand News. Delivery driver finds massive stash of Thai, Laos, and Japanese banknotes under a tree This morning, a delivery driver stumbled across a store of Thai, Japanese, and Laos banknotes scattered beneath a tree in Udon Thani city center, northeast Thailand. The cash –…

  • Overstaying Foreigners Targeted in Pattaya, Thailand | GMT | Thaiger

    Overstaying Foreigners Targeted in Pattaya, Thailand | GMT

    Overstaying foreigners targeted in Pattaya club inspections. Chiang Rai doctor suspended over ‘stupid’ argument. Singaporean man trashes red-plate Lamborghini on Don Mueang Tollway. Thailand ends emergency Covid vaccine procurement. Khon Kaen Zoo treats tigers and hippos to the Loy Krathong feeding festival. Fly tipping with real flies – ‘Tourist’ trash anger Kanchanaburi villagers. – all are coming up today. Check…

  • Traveling in Thailand? What’s better, North or South of Thailand? | Thaiger

    Traveling in Thailand? What’s better, North or South of Thailand?

    So you’re in Bangkok but can’t decide where to head next? Between the rolling hills of the north and the pristine beaches in the south, it can be hard to choose which part of Thailand you should travel to. So, to help you decide, we have broken down the differences between the north and south of Thailand in this video.…

  • American Entrepreneur running a restaurant empire in Thailand ft.Greg Lange | Thaiger Podcast Ep.11 | Thaiger

    American Entrepreneur running a restaurant empire in Thailand ft.Greg Lange | Thaiger Podcast Ep.11

    Greg Lange. American Entrepreneur, Restauranteur, Philanthropist and Businessman runs a restaurant empire in Thailand consisting of 12 subway outlets and 14 Mexican food restaurants called Margherita Storm & Sunrise Tacos. One of the more famous and successful expats in Thailand, Greg is not only known for his successful restaurant chain Sunrise Tacos but also for his philanthropic charity work in…

  • Life of A Sex Worker In Bangkok | Thaiger

    Life of A Sex Worker In Bangkok

    Sex tourism is something that happens around the world. A potentially unfortunate byproduct of the tourism industry, it’s particularly prevalent in tourism in Thailand. Statistics for sex tourism in Thailand are hard to come by. Estimates suggest there are anywhere between 250,000 and two million sex workers in the country. Many still like to paint sex workers as a different…

  • Thailand News Today | New foreign land ownership law can be scrapped if Thais don’t agree | Thaiger

    Thailand News Today | New foreign land ownership law can be scrapped if Thais don’t agree

    Thailand News Today | New foreign land ownership law can be scrapped if Thais don’t agree New foreign land ownership law can be scrapped if Thais don’t agree If Thai people aren’t happy with the newly proposed foreign land ownership law in Thailand, the whole plan can be scrapped, said Minister of Interior General Anupong Paochinda in Parliament yesterday. “We…

  • Can you Nap in the middle of the main road in Thailand? | GMT | Thaiger

    Can you Nap in the middle of the main road in Thailand? | GMT

    Thai man narrowly survives bite from his pet monocled cobra. Grab delivery drivers protest in Bangkok, Thailand. motorcycle rider takes a nap in the middle of the main road. TAT signs airline deals in a bid to lure 1m Americans. The plan to air World Cup is now in doubt. ‘Teen vaping crisis’ drives public unease.

  • Women crawls off plane in Bangkok after told to pay for wheelchair | GMT | Thaiger

    Women crawls off plane in Bangkok after told to pay for wheelchair | GMT

    Woman crawls off the plane in Bangkok after allegedly being told to pay for a wheelchair. Meta and TAT offer new visions of tourism. GMT No gambling dens in the city: police chief. A superstitious Thai woman has not cut her hair for 10 years. GMT Operators fret over Suvarnabhumi airport congestion. – all are coming up today. GMT Check…

  • Thailand News Today | Foreign tourists swarm into Thailand | Thaiger

    Thailand News Today | Foreign tourists swarm into Thailand

    NEW LAW ALLOWS HOMEBREWING FOR THAIS – BUT WITH LIMITS Thailand news Is Thailand set to see a microbrewery renaissance? New regulations are coming into effect today that open the door for small distilleries and breweries. The new regulations outline rules that loosen restrictions on small breweries and even allow home alcohol distilling for personal use. The regulation was published…

  • All you need to know about Long Term Resident (LTR) Visa | Thaiger

    All you need to know about Long Term Resident (LTR) Visa

    Thailand is a magical place that has charmed so many people. And for those of you who are allured by its beauty, relocating and living your dream life is now easier with the new Long-Term Resident (LTR) visa. This new visa offers multiple benefits for its holders. These include a 10-year extendable stay and permission to work in the Kingdom.…

  • ‘Floating Train’ from Bangkok to the biggest reservoir in Thailand | GMT | Thaiger

    ‘Floating Train’ from Bangkok to the biggest reservoir in Thailand | GMT

    Ride a ‘floating train’ from Bangkok to the biggest reservoir in Thailand. Chiang Mai to have a rubber-tired tram in 2028. Ministry sets B40bn sports tourism target 200 police officers raid 6 entertainment venues in Bangkok. – all are coming up today. Check out other news or watch a news report on Thaiger’s youtube channel

  • 10 must-eat Central Thai food on your next trip to Thailand | Thaiger

    10 must-eat Central Thai food on your next trip to Thailand

    We all know that Thailand is the land of delicious dishes, and each region has its own unique flavours. Central Thailand, where Bangkok, Sukhothai, and Ayutthaya are located, has a lot of amazing local cuisine that’ll make your taste buds tingle with happiness. To complement your stay in this region, you wouldn’t want to skip out on its most mouthwatering…

  • Where to go in Chiang Mai for a memorable holiday | Thaiger

    Where to go in Chiang Mai for a memorable holiday

    When you think about a province in Thailand that is rich in culture and tradition, Chiang Mai will surely be the first thing to come to mind. And rightly so! Chiang Mai used to be part of the “Lanna” Kingdom (during 1292-1775). Some Thai people called Chiang Mai “the town of art”. It has its own style, worthy history, and…

  • Criticism for foreign land ownership bill | GMT | Thaiger

    Criticism for foreign land ownership bill | GMT

    Criticism for foreign land ownership bill. A Thai man cooks and eats a wild snapping turtle that bit his finger. Pattaya International Bikini Beach Race draws 3,000 runners. Chinese President Xi Jinping to attend APEC summit in Bangkok, Thailand. Russian airlines resume direct flights to Phuket. The largest Indian restaurant in Southeast Asia opens in Pattaya. – all are coming…

  • Thailand News Today | Thailand not ‘selling off’ country by letting foreigners buy land, says govt | Thaiger

    Thailand News Today | Thailand not ‘selling off’ country by letting foreigners buy land, says govt

    The government’s plan to allow foreigners to own a limited amount of land in Thailand The government’s plan to allow foreigners to own a limited amount of land in Thailand is intended to benefit the Thai people and the government is not “selling off” the country to foreigners, as alleged by some, said a Deputy Government Spokesperson Tipanan Sirichana on…

  • Thailand hits 7 million international tourists | GMT | Thaiger

    Thailand hits 7 million international tourists | GMT

    GMT – Thailand hits 7 million international tourists. Information on currency forgers might earn you large prizes. Recreational use ‘doubled’ since delisting. Puffing Israeli passenger puts Bangkok flights at risk. – all are coming up today. Check out other news or watch a news report on Thaiger’s youtube channel

  • Thailand’s First Food Rescue App “Yindii” | Thaiger Podcast Ep.10 | Thaiger

    Thailand’s First Food Rescue App “Yindii” | Thaiger Podcast Ep.10

    https://youtu.be/MZjQ480O7hI Welcome to Yindii Thailand food Nobody likes to see food wasted. Sadly, 33% of all food produced worldwide is either wasted or lost, amounting to around 1.5 billion tons of food squandered annually. Ecological disaster, really. Resources like labor, water, land, and energy used to make the food also go to waste in addition to the food itself. 10% of all greenhouse gas emissions are caused by waste! In an effort to assist on a local level, Yindii is on a mission to combat the issue of food waste. Here at Yindii, we deal with tasty, high-quality surplus food that supermarkets and restaurants must discard at the end of the day due to an oversupply of the item. This can be premium bakeries that must bake fresh every day or buffet restaurants that restock wholesome food right up to closing time. Make a difference for Thailand while taking advantage of the N.1 surplus food delivery with flash sales & unbelievably discounted prices!…

  • Thailand News Today | Thailand will officially enter winter tomorrow | Thaiger

    Thailand News Today | Thailand will officially enter winter tomorrow

    Thailand to officially enter winter on October 29 Thailand will officially enter winter on Saturday, October 29, reports the Meteorological Department. The department says winter will last until the end of February 2023 and is expected to be colder than usual this year. Up in the mountains, temperatures will reach lows of 8 degrees Celsius, said the department. Earlier this…

  • Thai transgender entrepreneur buys Miss Universe Organisation for US$20 million | GMT | Thaiger

    Thai transgender entrepreneur buys Miss Universe Organisation for US$20 million | GMT

    Man arrested for selling fake car license plates. Coral reefs off Chon Buri were found diseased. Chiang Rai opens a skywalk with panoramic views of Thailand, Myanmar, and Laos. Thai transgender entrepreneur buys Miss Universe Organisation for US$20 million. Thailand to officially enter winter on October 29, and poverty in Thailand has been halved says govt.- all are coming up…

  • New law to Curb Recidivist Crimes & Violence in Thailand | GMT | Thaiger

    New law to Curb Recidivist Crimes & Violence in Thailand | GMT

    Mother seeks help after 14-year-old daughter turns to prostitution. Police raid illegal nightclubs for Chinese, seize luxury cars. New law to curb recidivist sex crimes, violence: Gazette. Drivers return nearly 100,000 baht found on the road to the owner. – all are coming up today. Check out other news or watch a news report on Thaiger’s youtube channel

  • Thailand News Today | 263 guns seized in 15 days in southern Thailand | Thaiger

    Thailand News Today | 263 guns seized in 15 days in southern Thailand

    263 guns seized in 15 days in southern Thailand The Royal Thai Police confiscated 263 guns and 1,702 rounds of ammunition in eight provinces of southern Thailand over a 15-day period this month. Prime Minister of Thailand Prayut Chan-o-cha ordered a crackdown on illegal firearms following the massacre at a daycare centre in Nong Bua Lamphu province earlier this month.…

  • Thai Cabinet Agrees to let foreigners buy land & Houses in Thailand | GMT | Thaiger

    Thai Cabinet Agrees to let foreigners buy land & Houses in Thailand | GMT

    Cabinet agrees to let foreigners buy land and houses in Thailand. Club One Pattaya faces 5-year closure after a drug raid. Kidnapped YouTuber-surgeon returns to Thailand. Thai Cabinet Agrees to let foreigners buy land & Houses in Thailand. A naked burglar robs 8 houses & tries to r*pe a young girl. A rare flowering plant species found in South Thailand.…

  • Thailand News Today | Bangkok Airports Appeals for More Taxis | Thaiger

    Thailand News Today | Bangkok Airports Appeals for More Taxis

    Click the link to watch a video: https://youtu.be/RiRc8eQYbc0 An abducted Thai doctor was found unharmed in Mali, Thailand is monitoring all arrivals from Africa to prevent the spread of Ebola and Bangkok Airport appeals for more cabs, all that and more, coming right up on today’s program. The Thai Ministry of Public Health has stepped up its monitoring of arrivals…

  • Thailand News Today | Thailand’s face mask rules to be scrapped soon | Thaiger

    Thailand News Today | Thailand’s face mask rules to be scrapped soon

    Thailand’s face mask rules to be scrapped soon Thailand News Today In two or three weeks, those in Thailand will no longer have to worry about wearing a face mask in most places. According to The Bangkok Post, the Ministry of Public Health will soon cancel such mask-wearing regulations and accompanying fines for breaking such rules. The National Communicable Disease…

  • Grand Scam – Beware of Fake banknotes in Thailand | GMT | Thaiger

    Grand Scam – Beware of Fake banknotes in Thailand | GMT

    Man overpays taxi 253,000 baht, the driver returns it, Manhole cover in Pattaya explodes, smashes into the bus, Woman waits at BKK Airport for pick-up. For 2 months, ‘A Million Thanks to the Malaysians’ – for tolerating Thai trains, Beware of fake banknotes circulating in Udon Thani, Tono raises 40 million baht in a charity swim across the Mekong, and…

  • Thailand’s 45-Day Visa Exemption Stamp & 30 days for VoA | Thaiger

    Thailand’s 45-Day Visa Exemption Stamp & 30 days for VoA

    https://youtu.be/t37I2Bwf3K8 Thailand brings back the 45-Day Visa Exemption stamp that was briefly in place from mid-2021 and has now been put into place for entries effective October 1, 2022. Thailand’s Visa Starting October 1, 2022, until March 31, 2023, travellers will be allowed to stay for 30 days or 45 days without prior approval of a Thai visa. During this…

  • Thai people – 13 types of smiles of Thai people | Thaiger

    Thai people – 13 types of smiles of Thai people

    https://youtu.be/f6Q5Jtp1Bzc Thai people have 13 different types of smiles, that’s why Thailand is called the land of smiles. *flash a smile- ping sound* But not all smiles are created equal though, out of the 13 smiles? only 3 are happy ones. *crying sounds* This is why it might be a bit hard for non-Thais to understand why some Thai people…

  • From Retro Blogger to Modern-day Vlogger in Thailand feat. Jeroen Maduro | Thaiger Podcast Ep.9 | Thaiger

    From Retro Blogger to Modern-day Vlogger in Thailand feat. Jeroen Maduro | Thaiger Podcast Ep.9

    Owner of Real Estate company Sukhumvit Homes and YouTube channel Global Travel Mate. Jaroen can show you some of the best and hottest properties in Bangkok Thailand, as well as be your guide to where and how to travel around the city. Jaroen is a prime example of a foreigner travelling to Thailand, starting and running a successful business while…

  • Thailand News Today | Watchdog warns True-DTAC merger will increase mobile tariffs by 240% | Thaiger

    Thailand News Today | Watchdog warns True-DTAC merger will increase mobile tariffs by 240%

    In a controversial move, Thailand’s telecom regulator has approved the merging of two key mobile operators in Thailand: True and DTAC. A consumer watchdog says the five-member committee “failed to use its authority to protect the public interest” by turning the market into a duopoly with reining operator AIS. After an 11-hour meeting, the five-member board of the National Broadcasting…