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Video Thailand PM Paetongtarn and Reporter Clash Amid Border Tensions with Cambodia
Anyone else notice her lgbtq1aXXX heart pin? Trying to please everyone it seems. I wonder how daddy feels about that one -
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Economics Proposal to Spend 1.34 Trillion Baht on New ‘Second Bangkok’ in Huai Yai, Chonburi
Pictures courtesy of Matichon. The Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) is set to transform 14,619 rai, in Huai Yai subdistrict of Bang Lamung, Chonburi, into a massive new smart city project, in what is being dubbed as “Thailand’s second Bangkok”. The project will involve a proposed estimated investment of 1.34 trillion baht and is hoped to be completed by 2030. At a seminar titled “Legal Frameworks for Foreign Investment in Thailand: Sales, Rentals, and Development” held on 30 May, Mr. Korthong Thongtham Na Ayutthaya, Deputy Director of the Office of Smart City and Urban Business Centre under the Eastern Economic Corridor Office (EECO), revealed plans for the new city, which will complement the development of U-Tapao Airport. The city is planned around six key business clusters: 1. Regional office and financial services 2. Precision and future healthcare 3. International education and R&D 4. Tourism, recreation and sports 5. BCG (Bio-Circular-Green) economy businesses 6. Mixed-use residential and commercial developments The land allocation is structured with 70% designated for infrastructure and 30% for usable space. Phase One Development Phase one will span five years and cover 5,795 rai, with an investment value of over 534 billion baht. It will feature key infrastructure, a central business district, healthcare and wellness centres, residential and commercial mixed-use zones, shopping centres, and convention spaces. The EECO has already signed Memoranda of Understanding with the Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand to support BCG businesses and with the Sports Authority of Thailand to develop a sports complex on 1,500 rai. Other components such as residential and mixed-use areas are still in the process of securing private investors. Investors will benefit from special incentives under the EEC legal framework, which designates the area as a special economic zone. The entire project is expected to accommodate 350,000 residents and create up to 200,000 jobs, significantly enhancing development in both Pattaya and the U-Tapao Airport area. Transport and Investment Plans According to Mr. Korthong, rental rates for land and spaces within the project are being finalised, with strong interest already shown from both Thai and international investors. Investment will be split into two parts. The first will focus on essential infrastructure and utilities, including electricity, water supply, telecommunications, wastewater treatment, waste recycling and a mass transit system connecting Pattaya’s proposed monorail to the new city and the upcoming sports complex. This infrastructure phase will operate under a public-private partnership (PPP) model. Bidding is set to begin in 2026, with land clearance expected in 2027. The second phase will focus on business development across the six strategic sectors. Leasing of land to private investors is projected to start in 2027. Housing developments, including both houses and condominiums across all segments, will be offered under long-term leases (50+49 years), with construction beginning in 2028 and completion targeted for 2030, coinciding with the completion of the high-speed rail link connecting Thailand’s three main airports. Vision for the Future Mr. Korthong emphasised that the goal is to create a global-standard smart city, a model for future urban development in Thailand, comparable to cities such as Singapore and Hong Kong. The new EEC city aims to address key challenges facing existing Thai urban areas and become one of the world’s top 10 most liveable smart cities. Adapted by Asean Now from Matichon 2025-06-04 -
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Politics Thai PM snubs World Court in border spat with Cambodia
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I might be coming back.....
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 6 June 2025
Bangkok and Koh Samui Shine as Europe’s Favorite Getaways Sasikan Wattanachan. Picture courtesy of The Nation Bangkok and Koh Samui have nabbed the limelight, with Thailand reigning supreme as the top summer getaway for European travellers for a second consecutive year. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1362825-bangkok-and-koh-samui-shine-as-europe’s-favorite-getaways/ -
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Tourism Bangkok and Koh Samui Shine as Europe’s Favorite Getaways
Sasikan Wattanachan. Picture courtesy of The Nation Bangkok and Koh Samui have nabbed the limelight, with Thailand reigning supreme as the top summer getaway for European travellers for a second consecutive year. According to an Agoda survey, travellers from Germany, France, the UK, the Netherlands, and Spain are leading the charge, keen on the country’s dynamic culture and idyllic beaches. As Deputy Government Spokesperson Sasikan Wattanachan notes, Thailand's year-round efforts to energise tourism are clearly paying off. As temperatures in Europe rise, so too does interest in Thai destinations. The survey points out a notable upswing in hotel searches from countries like Greece, showing a 67% increase; the Czech Republic with a bump of 26%; and Poland up by 16%. This data underpins Thailand's magnetic appeal as a top-tier holiday spot, drawing Europeans eager for an exotic escapade. The islands of Koh Samui and Phuket have particularly caught the eye, thanks in part to exposure from HBO's "The White Lotus", heightening interest among Western holidaymakers. Despite a modest dip of 2.7% in overall international footfall in 2025, the Thai tourism scene isn't waving the white flag. Recent stats from late May to early June spotlight a tourism upswing, with a 29.3% rise in visitors from close quarters like Malaysia and a 9.6% climb in long-haul entries. The influx showcases Thailand's unwavering strength in attracting holidaymakers globally. Tourism remains a cornerstone of Thailand's economic structure, as stressed by Sasikan. The country’s devotion to orchestrating vibrant year-round events continues to draw tourists. With such strategic focus, Thailand retains its allure as a prime European getaway. Adapted by ASEAN Now from THe Thaiger 2025-06-06
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