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Thailand will have talks on bilateral travel bubble arrangements with China and Malaysia later this month, an official said on Monday, as part of efforts to bolster a steady recovery in its crucial tourism sector.

Thailand expects to welcome hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers a month with the kickoff of a quarantine-free visa program that’s set to serve as a model for tourism-reliant countries balancing safe border reopenings with economic revival.

BENGALURU, India: The Bank of Thailand (BoT) will wait for at least a year before raising interest rates from record lows to support the tourism-dependent economy hit hard by coronavirus-related travel restrictions, a Reuters poll found.

The US announced last Wednesday the deployment of nearly 3,000 American troops to bolster Nato forces in Eastern Europe.

AstraZeneca (Thailand) Ltd. has been recognised as a 2022 Top Employer in Thailand and Asia Pacific by the Top Employers Institute. Being certified as a Top Employer showcases the organisation’s dedication to a better world of work. It exhibits through excellent staff-oriented policies, a life-long learning culture, and an inclusive…

The Public Health Ministry is preparing to propose a relaxation of measures to the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) this week, to encourage people to live with the coronavirus as opposed to imposing lockdowns during outbreaks.

Iran is known to be a major exporter of oil to Thailand, despite the economic sanctions imposed on it by the West.

Societies around the world are increasingly becoming "aged societies", and Thailand itself will become a "super-aged" society by 2031 when 28% of the population will be over 60 years old.

I'll bet you this, from this remote ranch 13,000km from Thailand: there's no buzz filling my favourite Thai mango orchard now.

Anothai Wettayakorn considers himself an adventurous eater, though he was originally a beef lover. Thanks to a job that has allowed him to visit many countries, the 52-year-old executive has learned about different cultures to help him manage in a diverse market landscape, partly through exploring the local food.

Although World No. 2 isn't making the trip, No. 1 Jin Young Ko is in both fields.