Sansiri Public Company Limited has once again demonstrated why it is at the pinnacle of Thai real estate development. The innovative firm, steered by the visionary Ms. Sriampai Rattanamayura, Chief Marketing Officer, and the strategic Mr. Samatcha Prommasiri, Chief of Staff, recently grabbed the spotlight by sweeping two illustrious awards at the esteemed PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards 2024. This time, they walked away with the titles for the Best Ultra Luxury Housing / Landed Development (Asia) for their astonishing Bukan Pattanakarn project and the Best Luxury Housing / Landed Development (Asia) for the sublime Narasiri Phahol-Watcharapol project. For those keeping score, these awards add to Sansiri’s impressive haul from the earlier PropertyGuru Thailand Property Awards 2024, where they bagged a staggering 11 wins in September, undeniably reaffirming their broadcast dominance in the sector. As a beacon of luxury and elegance for over four decades, Sansiri has masterfully crafted a legacy…
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In an exotic twist that seemed to shake the tranquil shores of southern Thailand, an unexpected event unfolded this past week, riveting locals and tourists alike. Picture this: sun-kissed beaches, the gentle hum of jet skis slicing through azure waters, and amidst it all, a tragic drama that no one saw coming. Yes, we’re diving into the gripping tale of an Austrian jet ski escapade that culminated in a fatal crash involving an unfortunate Russian tourist. The stunning beaches of Phuket, typically buzzing with vacationers seeking the ultimate escape, became the backdrop for this dramatic saga. The event cast an unforeseen shadow over the picturesque landscape, where serenity and chaos unpredictably collided. It all kicked off when Austrian national, David Robert Herbst, 25, found himself at the center of this poignant narrative, far from his homeland and entangled in a burgeoning investigation that had all eyes on Krabi province. As…
In an unexpected twist of political fate, Capt Thamanat Prompow, once the influential secretary-general of the Palang Pracharath Party (PPRP), has embarked on a new political journey. After a dramatic exit from his former party, Thamanat, accompanied by 20 fellow PPRP Members of Parliament (MPs), officially announced their allegiance to the Kla Dharma Party. This new alignment has bolstered Kla Dharma’s strength in parliament, raising its representation to a total of 24 MPs, a point proudly made by Capt Thamanat during a lively press conference held within the hallowed halls of parliament yesterday. The tale of Thamanat’s departure from the PPRP is as intertwined with political intrigue as a plot from a daytime soap opera. It all began with a significant falling-out between Thamanat’s faction and Gen Prawit Wongsuwon, the PPRP’s steadfast leader. The bone of contention? Allegedly, the allocation—or rather the misallocation—of coveted cabinet positions. What many viewed as…
As the lights dimmed and anticipation surged through the grand hall, all eyes turned to Nalin Chutchotitham, the esteemed Director of Thailand and Philippines Economist at Citi Thailand. Speaking at the illustrious ‘Bangkok Post’ Dinner Talk 2024, Ms. Nalin painted a hopeful picture of the Thai economy, spellbinding her audience with insights, ambition, and a glimpse into Thailand’s future prosperity. With the curtains falling on 2024, Citi Thailand stands invigorated about the prospects for the local economy in 2025. A vibrant tapestry of domestic investments from both the public and private spheres, accompanied by the ever-bustling tourism industry, serves as the lifeblood for this optimistic outlook. It’s a thrilling crescendo, with the bank predicting that Thailand’s GDP growth will surge to 3.2% in the coming year, climbing from the anticipated 2.7% of 2024. Ms. Nalin elucidated that this encouraging outlook springs from several fertile grounds — most notably, the strategic…
In the vibrant land of Thailand, amidst its buzzing streets and serene temples, a new buzz was stirring—one that brought along a wave of concern. As cooler winds began to weave through the country, so did rumors of a norovirus outbreak. Social media platforms lit up with alarming posts, causing quite the stir among the Thai populace. However, experts in the field were quick to quell these fears, dismissing these viral claims as just that—a viral hoax. Among the voices of reason was the revered Dr. Yong Poovorawan, who helms the Centre of Excellence in Clinical Virology at the prestigious Chulalongkorn University. On a breezy Thursday, Dr. Yong took to Facebook to address the growing concerns with his usual calm and composure. With more than a decade of studying the capricious nature of noroviruses, he reassured everyone that they were well-acquainted with the wide assortment of viruses in this family,…
On a bustling Friday, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra embarks on a pivotal journey to the heart of Thailand’s Northeast, gracing the provinces of Maha Sarakham and Khon Kaen with her presence. This visit isn’t just a casual pit stop but a meticulously planned initiative to roll up her sleeves and delve into the pressing challenges of water management while unfurling the grand tapestry of the One District, One Scholarship (Odos) scheme. As the dawn of opportunity breaks, government spokesman Jirayu Houngsub chimes in with the day’s itinerary, setting the stage for a mission not for the faint of heart but for those driven to conquer the indomitable forces of nature—droughts and floods. Accompanied by Minister of the Prime Minister’s Office Jiraporn Sindhuprai and Deputy Interior Minister Theerarat Samrejvanich, the premier envisions a future where water woes are but a distant memory, thanks to her strategic short- and long-term plans. The…
Don’t worry, be hygienic: that seems to be the mantra of the esteemed virologists in Thailand as they tackle rumors of a norovirus outbreak head-on. Fear not, dear reader, for this buzz is as baseless as a mirage in the desert sun—or so says the trusted virus whisperer, Yong Poovorawan. This illustrious expert heads the Centre of Excellence in Clinical Virology at Chulalongkorn University and has reassured the citizens in a candid Facebook post that the so-called outbreak is nothing but a digital chimera, a hoax born from the depths of social media’s furthest reaches. For over a decade, the center has delved into the elusive world of noroviruses, mapping their every twist and turn like fearless cartographers of the microbial universe. Although norovirus cases tend to creep up as the mercury dips, the pandemic era’s cleanliness spree had temporarily banished this germ to lower-profile quarters. Alas, now that the…
Ngern Tid Lor Public Company Limited, popularly known by its stock ticker TIDLOR, has made a jubilant announcement that will surely bring smiles to its shareholders. The company has decided to reward its loyal investors with a delightful interim cash dividend of 0.438 Baht per share. This amounts to a generous 40% of its net profit accrued over the first nine months of 2024. Mark your calendars, as the record date for shareholders eligible to receive this monetary gift is set for January 6, 2025, with the funds scheduled to be transferred into well-deserving pockets by January 17, 2025. When asked about this significant decision, the Managing Director, Mr. Piyasak Ukritnukun, shared, “Our financial performance this year has been nothing short of impressive. With substantial retained earnings and strong liquidity backing us, coupled with our optimistic outlook for 2025, we believe now is the perfect moment to declare this special…
As we approach the much-anticipated New Year holiday, airports across the nation are gearing up to accommodate a staggering influx of travelers. Imagine the bustling scenes unfolding at Suvarnabhumi Airport, captured in a photograph from early April 2024, when throngs of outbound travelers eagerly made their way through the passenger terminal. Little did they know that the future would hold an even greater surge in flight activity. The Transport Ministry has projected an eye-popping 18,280 flights across nationwide airports between December 27 and January 2. This equates to a dizzying average of 2,211 flights per day, a 14% increase compared to the same festive period last year, according to Deputy Transport Minister Manaporn Charoensri. The data, painstakingly compiled by the diligent teams at Aeronautical Radio of Thailand Ltd (better known as Aerothai), has the aviation sector buzzing with anticipation. But what’s fueling this uptick in domestic air travel? It seems…
As the vibrant city of Bangkok bustles with anticipation for the New Year, an extra layer of vigilance is set to envelop its streets. In a decisive move to bolster road safety during this festive time, the government has declared an extension to its annual New Year road safety campaign, now unfolding over a span of ten days. Deputy Prime Minister Prasert Jantararuangtong unveiled this strategic extension, sanctioned by the National Alcoholic Beverage Policy Committee, spotlighting a belt-up to shield the public amidst the celebratory chaos. Originally slated to kick off on December 27 and wind up by January 2, the campaign will now stretch its protective embrace until January 5, 2024. This initiative springs from Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra’s profound concern for the well-being of citizens. It reflects a stern commitment to drastically curtail the frequency of road mishaps, a significant portion of which stem from the often-deadly mix…