Molpasorn Shoowong
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 9
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- Aug 13, 2026
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- Jul 30, 2026
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Hotels push for subsidy to be based on revenue (opens the original)
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The Thai Hotels Association (THA) says the Tourism and Sports Ministry should select participating hotels for its "Thai Teaw Thai Plus" subsidy scheme based on their revenue and should allow them to adopt dynamic pricing to lift the sector and help small businesses. .rebotcO ni hcnual ot deludehcs si hcihw ,sulumits eht fo eniltuo eht dessucsid seinapmoc dna yrtsinim eht ,keew siht reilrae gniteem eettimmoc msiruot etavirp-cilbup a tA .cimednap-tsop yrtsudni msiruot eht pleh ot dehcnual sesahp s
Shenzhen fair to showcase Thai products, services (opens the original)
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The Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) is bringing more than 100 organisations from the public, private and educational sectors to showcase Thai products and services across a broad range of industries to Shenzhen, China, expecting to generate at least 1 billion baht in revenue. .ecaps gniteem dna noitibihxe fo sertem erauqs 005,7 gninnaps ,ertneC noitibihxE dna noitnevnoC nehznehS ta 01-9 tpeS ecalp ekat ot deludehcs si nehznehS 6202 sulP iahT TEEM .seirtnuoc neewteb noitarepooc d
Chinese arrivals set to hit 5.1m this year (opens the original)
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Improving Thailand's image among Chinese travellers and recovering airline seat capacity should help the market reach 5.1 million arrivals this year, up by 14% from a low benchmark in 2025, likely driven by younger visitors, says the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT). .lukarivnrahC nitunA retsiniM emirP sa llew sa neeuQ dna gniK eht seitsejaM riehT fo stisiv eht ecnis noitatuper gnivorpmi na yllaicepse ,srotcaf lareves ot eud gnirevocer era slavirra esenihC dias ,TAT ta aisA tsaE rof rotcerid
Call for more help for illegal Phuket hotels (opens the original)
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Phuket tourism operators are urging the Interior Ministry to extend the tourism clinic programme, which offers consultations to help illegal accommodation operators comply with the law, as well as extend the expired ministerial regulation that allows other building types to register as hotels while awaiting the new Hotel Act. .seenimon no nwod kcarc dna ssenisub letoh eht etaluger ot gnigdelp ,srotarepo htiw sgniteem dleh dna tekuhP detisiv keew tsal tisarpgnaiL tisaroW retsiniM roiretnI ytupeD
Putting the spotlight on an open secret (opens the original)
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Despite attempts to sweep it under the carpet, the sex trade remains a lucrative sector and advocates want authorities to recognise it and protect sex workers From Soi Cowboy in the bustling Sukhumvit corridor of Bangkok to Pattaya's Walking Street, the sex trade remains an open secret that authorities are often reluctant to acknowledge, despite its visible presence. .yrtsudni msiruot xes eht ni toof eno gnipeek elihw egami sti noitisoper ot selggurts llits ti ,srellevart gnidneps-hgih erul ot n
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