BANGKOK, Jan 21 (Reuters) – Thailand’s economy could grow 3-4% this year, less than earlier forecast, following its biggest coronavi …
Thailand can expect 4-5% growth this year, says Finance Minister
The Thai economy should expand by 4 to 5 per cent this year, Finance Minister Arkhom Termpittayapaisit said on Thursday at the World Bank’s Thailand Economic Monitor event.
Thai economy may grow 3-4% this year after COVID-19 reemerges – FinMin
BANGKOK, Jan 21 (Reuters) – Thailand’s economy could grow 3-4% this year, less than earlier forecast, following its biggest coronavi …
Ousted Thai politician defends vaccine procurement criticism
A popular ousted politician charged with defaming Thailand’s monarchy for questioning the government’s COVID-19 vaccine procurement is standing by his comments and saying the nation deserves more tran …
Govt aids Myanmar rape victim in Thailand
The Myanmar government will be providing legal assistance to a Myanmar woman who was raped while under detention Koh Samui resort island in Thailand.
Advantages and disadvantages of setting up a branch office in Thailand
Business people with a plan to expand the business into Thailand, might consider to do it by establishing a branch office. Companies often contact Herrera and Partners in Thailand to get our …
How COVID-19 Is Straining Human Rights in Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines
Stay-home orders in the Philippines didn’t work for lower-class people who rely on short term jobs for family income. They went out in 2020 despite the pandemic and despite the rules. Eventually tens …
Thai Crypto Exchange Bitkub Gets Notice to Improve Services
Bitkub, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in Thailand, has temporarily suspended its services on the desktop platform on Tuesday after receiving a notice from the country’s financial regulator to fi …
TAT keeps Thailand top-of-mind in long-haul markets
Europe, Africa, Middle East and Americas Regions as well as respective overseas offices in these markets are keeping Thailand …
Unhappy ending: Bangkok’s biggest massage parlour brothel Poseidon is set to become a hotel after Covid-19 obliterated its business
The 11-storey ‘Poseidon’ massage parlour in Thailand’s capital with hundreds of luxury themed rooms is set to become a three-star hotel after the business was hard hit by the coronavirus pandemic.