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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 15 July 2025
Two Dead, Baby Among Victims in Horror Crash on Route 304 in Chachoengsao Pictures courtesy of Khaosod A road crash involving a six-wheeled lorry, a car and a parked pickup truck has claimed the lives of two people, including an 11-month-old baby and left two others seriously injured. The devastating collision occurred at approximately 20:30 on 14 July, on Route 304 near the entrance to Wat Mai Bang Khla in Bang Khla District, Chachoengsao province. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1366703-two-dead-baby-among-victims-in-horror-crash-on-route-304-in-chachoengsao/ -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 15 July 2025
Thailand Shifts Tourism Strategy Toward Value Over Volume File photo for reference only Thailand's tourism industry is bracing for a bumpy ride this year, with the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) projecting revenue to reach 2.87 trillion baht, falling short of the 3-trillion-baht target. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1366704-thailand-shifts-tourism-strategy-toward-value-over-volume/ -
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Tourism Thailand Shifts Tourism Strategy Toward Value Over Volume
File photo for reference only Thailand's tourism industry is bracing for a bumpy ride this year, with the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) projecting revenue to reach 2.87 trillion baht, falling short of the 3-trillion-baht target. This shortfall is largely due to a sluggish Chinese market and ongoing global uncertainties. However, TAT remains optimistic, aiming for a 7% growth leading to 3 trillion baht by 2026. Plans to introduce a 300-baht tourism tax have been postponed to next year to avoid deterring tourists. The decision came after a TAT Action Plan 2026 meeting, where strategies were discussed to steer the future course of tourism in Thailand. TAT governor, Thapanee Kiatphaibool, likened this year's tourism landscape to a "rollercoaster ride" due to its volatility. With safety concerns affecting major markets like China, TAT is pivoting towards new opportunities in regions such as the Middle East. European markets, including the UK, France, and Germany, are expected to contribute significantly, each attracting around 1 million visitors. The overall target for foreign arrivals has been set at 35.5 million, matching 2024 levels and generating 1.77 trillion baht, while domestic tourism should add at least 1.1 trillion baht. To revitalise international interest, incentives for chartered flights and partnerships with global airlines are in the pipeline. Looking ahead to 2026, TAT plans to shift focus from sheer volume to enhancing tourism value and spending, aspiring to reclaim the revenue levels seen in 2019. Efforts will further concentrate on appealing to high-potential traveller segments, bolstering Thailand's safety image, and establishing it as a trustworthy destination. Key areas for development include sustainable tourism, supply chain improvements, and the promotion of Thailand’s cultural assets. Vice-Minister of Tourism Jakkaphon Tangsutthitham highlighted the need for Thailand to adapt and stay competitive amid geopolitical uncertainties and fierce regional competition. The plan to implement the tourism fee is likely to be reconsidered in the second or third quarter of 2026. While challenges persist, Thailand's tourism sector is strategically positioning itself for recovery, with hopes pinned on a steady growth trajectory and increased revenue by 2026. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Bangkok Post 2025-07-15 -
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Accident Two Dead, Baby Among Victims in Horror Crash on Route 304 in Chachoengsao
Pictures courtesy of Khaosod A road crash involving a six-wheeled lorry, a car and a parked pickup truck has claimed the lives of two people, including an 11-month-old baby and left two others seriously injured. The devastating collision occurred at approximately 20:30 on 14 July, on Route 304 near the entrance to Wat Mai Bang Khla in Bang Khla District, Chachoengsao province. Police and emergency services rushed to the scene following reports that a lorry transporting animal feed had lost control and crashed into a red Toyota Corona car travelling in the right-hand lane. The impact forced the car into a concrete central barrier, crushing it in the process. An 11-month-old baby boy, who was resting on his mother’s chest in the front passenger seat, was killed instantly from severe head trauma. His 80-year-old grandmother, seated in the back seat, was also pronounced dead at the scene after sustaining fatal injuries from the impact. The baby’s mother, Mrs Kanchana, was critically injured and was found clutching her child in the wreckage. Her husband, Mr Nakharin, who was driving, was also seriously injured and trapped beneath the dashboard. Rescue personnel had to use hydraulic tools to cut open the car and free the injured couple. According to initial statements, the family had been travelling from Bangkok to Sa Kaeo to drop off Mr Nakharin’s mother when the crash occurred. Approximately 150 metres away from the site of the collision, a Toyota pickup truck was found parked in the left-hand lane. The driver, Mrs Lamai, told police she had parked her vehicle temporarily to get something to eat when the lorry suddenly veered and clipped her vehicle before careening into the car. The lorry driver, Mr Adithep, claimed he had been driving normally in the left lane when he encountered the parked pickup. Unable to brake in time, he swerved, losing control of the vehicle and slamming into the car with catastrophic consequences. Police from Bang Khla Police Station are continuing their investigation to determine the exact sequence of events and whether any party should face legal consequences. Forensic officers will also examine road conditions and vehicle data as part of the inquiry. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-07-15 -
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Broke Up With The Bubble Tea Girl… But How Bad Is This Move?
This guy joined when a whole lot started posting a bit over a year ago. They had numbers in their name. Within 3 days of Socal1990. Most gave up but a few stodgy ones hanging in there. Not sure if for dollars or it's one bored person. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 15 July 2025
Jealous Man Stabs Partner Before She Leaps from Car to Escape in Prachinburi Picture courtesy of Daily News. A 43-year-old woman is recovering in hospital after being brutally attacked and stabbed by her jealous partner in a moving car in Prachinburi province. The victim managed to escape the vehicle and seek help from local residents, leading to the eventual arrest of the suspect. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1366701-jealous-man-stabs-partner-before-she-leaps-from-car-to-escape-in-prachinburi/
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