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From Lanna style giant to an Irish leprechaun... 

2 hours ago, webfact said:

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is soaring to new heights, actively courting partnerships with a sky-high count of 11 international airlines to elevate both burgeoning and established markets in the latter part of this year.

More numbers and less quality...

TAT one track mind....

1 hour ago, webfact said:

Somsak acknowledged the protesters' right to demonstrate but mentioned that the Prime Minister has not issued any special directives regarding the ongoing rally or cannabis regulation. He reaffirmed that the government is open to medicinal cannabis use and recognises its economic benefits. He assured that business operators will be given ample time to adjust to new regulations should cannabis be reclassified.

Stop debating it and just do it...

Far from being a Buddhist following nation violence is all too prevalent.

Often triggered by stress, alcohol, substance abuse, minor issues soon explode into all-out rage.

There seems to be no middle ground, it goes from nothing to explosive reaction in seconds without any thought process.

5 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

Oh well, business as usual, then. 

Business being?

1 hour ago, webfact said:

Customers wondering whether they can use the restroom in the popular convenience store 7-Eleven during an emergency now have an answer. While in some countries customers can freely access store restrooms, the policy in Thailand is less straightforward.

Thais only ?

17 minutes ago, Jealous Lazy Westerner said:

The bad news is you are still here spoiling Thai culture by making Thai’s your grand daughter ages into your wife material &  breeding countless low quality future citizens

Because they don't want the Indians either.....

13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

After reviewing the CCTV, the police reported that the parked minibus was indeed partly blocking the left lane with its hazard lights on. Furthermore, the driver of the minibus was noticed sitting on the sidewalk when the bike hit the back of the bus. This frightened the driver causing him to quickly drive away.

Bastard.

13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Both fishermen tried hard to stay afloat and swim back to the beach. Unfortunately, Natthapong had swallowed a large amount of water and was in a serious condition by the time help arrived. Their boat had sunk to the seafloor.

Didn't bother to check the forecast or pack life jackets...

professional fisher men indeed.

13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Supoj catalogued the losses—they lost a motorcycle, a freezer, clothes, a TV, a refrigerator, fans, and all other electric appliances totaling to an estimated loss of 700,000 baht. If they were home when the lightning hit, they could have been in danger.

No 5 million savings under the bed?

13 hours ago, Pouatchee said:

taxrs... once again. thailand the hub of taxes ... thank you puke thai. used to be that thailand really was a good place to plan a retirement...

Thailands broke after the coup and military regime that followed, they stripped it of all it's assets and ran it into the ground during Covid.

The pot is empty.

13 hours ago, Pouatchee said:

 

who would be stupid enough to blindly transfer so much money without talking to a lawyer, or family first?

An idiot.

14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

To prove his innocence, the police impersonator ordered Paisan to transfer over 19 million baht to a police bank account for further investigation

Immediate red flag....

3 hours ago, webfact said:

At IATA's annual meeting in Dubai, Director-General Willie Walsh acknowledged Thailand's potential but pointed out that the country needs extensive long-term investments, streamlined regulations, and an accelerated push toward digitalisation to enhance efficiency.

Not just pipe-dreams.

At least he went out with a nice view.

Schools re-opened, bound to see numbers rise for a while.