Tourism & Hospitality

Thailand’s iconic Temple of Dawn, Wat Arun Ratchawararam, is one step closer to global recognition. UNESCO has officially added the temple’s central structure—its majestic “Phra Prang” (Khmer-style pagoda)—to Thailand’s Tentative …

Phuket recorded 5.85 million tourist arrivals between January and May 2025, generating an estimated 223 billion baht in tourism revenue. The data reflects a 3.14% increase in overall arrivals compared …

Tomorrowland, one of the world’s most iconic electronic dance music festivals, is looking to make its way to Thailand in 2026, marking its first-ever full-scale edition in Southeast Asia. The …

If Bangkok is Thailand’s big-city playground, then Pattaya is the country’s coastal party capital. With a nightlife scene that never sleeps, this beachside city is famous for its electrifying energy, …

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is set to launch the international Be My Guest campaign as part of the government’s flagship Amazing Thailand Grand Tourism and Sports Year 2025. …

From mountain villages to beachfront cafés, Thailand is redefining what remote work looks like — and inviting the world to come along for the ride. In a major push to …

If you’re dreaming of a sun-soaked vacation in Phuket without the chaos of Patong or the high prices of private beach resorts, the Best Western Phuket Ocean Resort might just …

Looking to rent a house in one of Phuket’s most serene and strategic locations? Chalong, nestled between Rawai and Phuket Town, is a favorite among long-term expats, retirees, and digital …

Dreaming of cruising through Thailand’s scenic routes or zipping around Bangkok at your own pace? You’ll need a proper license. From temporary visitors to long-term residents, here’s everything you need …

Bangkok may be famous for its street food and temples, but hidden among its skyscrapers are some of the most stunning swimming pools in Southeast Asia. Whether you’re seeking panoramic …