Television Centre enthusiastically announces the grand global launch of The Ariel, marking Phase 2 of the remarkable redevelopment of the erstwhile BBC headquarters in the dynamic White City, West London. Set to unveil on 19 August 2024, this majestic 23-storey marvel, developed by Mitsui Fudosan UK, introduces a collection of 167 luxurious private apartments and magnificent penthouses. This exceptional venture is poised to captivate Asian markets, extending a unique and enticing prospect for Thai homebuyers to secure a spectacular residence within London’s iconic and lively Television Centre. The exclusive sales exhibitions are slated to take place in the vibrant city of Bangkok on 13–14 September 2024, from 10 am to 5 pm, at the prestigious Park Hyatt Hotel, situated in the Central Embassy. It promises to be an event of grandeur, where potential buyers can immerse themselves in the unparalleled offerings of The Ariel. Price points for these exquisite dwellings…
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The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), in tandem with Phang Nga Province, is pulling out all the stops to host the spectacular Amazing Beach Life Festival. Imagine three days, from July 26-28, 2024, where Pakarang Beach (widely known as Memory Beach) transforms into a vibrant playground showcasing the theme “Beach Rhythms.” Aimed squarely at beach aficionados and anyone keen on kicking back with seaside vibes, this event promises a travel experience replete with sun, sand, and endless entertainment, while simultaneously promoting year-round travel to Thailand. Continuing its tradition of spicing up the green season, TAT is set to make waves with the second iteration of the Amazing Beach Life Festival. This sun-and-surf celebration not only brings the Andaman Sea’s beauty to the forefront but also invites a surge of visitors, both local and international. Phang Nga, a top-tier destination, beckons with a smorgasbord of beachside activities and natural wonders. Beyond…
On July 19-20, 2024, something remarkable happened that has the potential to change the face of education and industry in Thailand. Associate Professor Dr. Komson Maleesee, the dynamic President of King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL), in collaboration with Associate Professor Dr. Somyot Kiatiwanitchvilai, the forward-thinking Dean of the School of Engineering, embarked on an important mission. Their destination? Taiwan. Their agenda? To meet with the top executives and brilliant researchers from Chang Gung University (CGU) and Ming Chi University of Technology. The purpose was clear: to engage in collaborative research and forge strong academic connections with these prestigious Taiwanese institutions, with the goal of transforming KMITL into a global hub for reskilling and upskilling in the exciting field of Smart Electronics. Dr. Komson didn’t stop there. He took another crucial step by engaging in high-level discussions with the esteemed management and distinguished personnel of the Academy of Innovative…
Senior representatives from the illustrious Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Science (CRAES), a prominent government-affiliated research body leading advancements in environmental science and technology, made a notable appearance at the “MHESI Fair: SCI POWER FOR FUTURE THAILAND.” This riveting event, orchestrated by Thailand’s Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI), unfurled its grand spectacle at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center in Bangkok, spanning from July 22 to July 28. Designed to be a showcase of Thailand’s cutting-edge scientific endeavors and innovative breakthroughs, the fair aimed to spotlight the nation’s burgeoning prowess in these domains while highlighting its unwavering commitment to sustainable economic growth through education, research, and innovation. One of the most captivating segments of the fair was undeniably the “Startup x Innovation Thailand Expo 2024 (SITE 2024)” exhibition. Here, CRAES dazzled attendees with its impressive portfolio of research and technological advancements, particularly in areas critical to…
GO Wholesale, a premier food wholesale centre under the aegis of Central Retail Corporation (CRC), has proudly unfurled its first branch in Thailand’s southern region, situated in the picturesque Rawai, Phuket. This magnificent new establishment aims to create a veritable “Food Paradise,” replete with extensive member benefits while markedly boosting the local economy. The opening ceremony saw the distinguished presence of VDC Col. Adul Chutong, Deputy Governor of Phuket Province. Mrs. Suchada Ithijarukul, the visionary CEO Group Thailand & International at Central Food Wholesales Limited, shared her enthusiasm as she announced that the GO Wholesale Rawai branch is not just the first in the southern region but also stands as the 8th branch in Thailand. Encompassing over 5,000 square metres, this sprawling branch is a culinary wonderland, boasting over 10,000 products. With a keen emphasis on fresh and frozen foods, it proudly stands as the “House of Fresh.” This new…
Krabi Province is home to the globally renowned Maya Bay, a gleaming jewel drawing tourists from all walks of life. This pristine paradise will be taking a much-needed hiatus beginning August 1, closing its welcoming arms to visitors for a rejuvenating two-month period amid the monsoon season. But fret not, the ethereal charm of Maya Bay isn’t vanishing forever; it’s merely taking a well-deserved break to recover and flourish. Alongside Maya Bay, two other picturesque locales, Loh Samah Bay and Lo Ko Bay on the pristine Mu Ko Phi Phi, will also join in this temporary sabbatical. Nestled in the charming tambon Ao Nang of Krabi’s Muang district, these bays will temporarily close their doors from August 1 to September 30, as emphasized by Yutthaphong Dumsrisuk, the vigilant chief of Hat Noppharat Thara-Mu Koh Phi Phi National Park. This seasonal closure isn’t just about the bays taking a breather. It’s…
In a dazzling showcase of talent and innovation, four brilliant Thai students recently bagged an impressive collection of awards at the 13th World Invention Creativity Olympic 2024 (WICO 2024) in South Korea. The glittering award ceremony, held at the Seoul University of Education Convention Hall, saw these young inventors light up the stage with their groundbreaking creations. Organised by the Korea University Invention Association (KUIA) and the World Invention Intellectual Property Association (WIIPA), the event was a true celebration of human ingenuity. The competition was nothing short of a melting pot of global creativity, with 206 inventive masterpieces presented by participants hailing from 27 different countries. Amidst this whirlwind of ideas and innovations, the Thai team truly shone, earning two gold medals, one silver medal, and a special award from the Research Institution of Creativity Education (RICE). The ingenious inventions that wowed the judges included the Senior-Safety-Strider, an AI-powered walking…
As the bright morning sun cast its golden rays over Bangkok, the day bore a sense of excitement and celebration. The scene outside Thaksin Shinawatra’s family mansion, nestled in Soi Charan Sanitwong 71 off Charan Sanitwong Road in the Bang Phlad district, was buzzing with anticipation. The former prime minister, a figurehead both of controversy and adoration, was turning 75 on this Friday. Thaksin’s daughter, Paetongtarn, who leads the Pheu Thai Party, was one of the early arrivals at the family’s Ban Chan Song La residence. She was soon followed by a selective crowd, all eager to partake in the festivities commemorating the milestone birthday of this seminal political figure. While the gates of the residence remained closed to the press and media personnel, they were not without their own surprises. The organizers promptly showcased shirts adorned with a beaming image of Thaksin and the heartwarming message: “75, No Place…
The area surrounding the renowned first Thai-Myanmar Friendship Bridge in Mae Sot district, Tak, was hit hard by severe flooding on Friday. (Photo: Tha Sai Luat Municipality) The relentless deluge has transformed the Thai border town of Mae Sot into a watery chaos, with no reprieve in sight until the end of July. The Tha Sai Luat Municipality issued a stern warning to residents residing near the bridge on Thursday night, urging them to stay vigilant as the Moei River’s water level soared ominously. The continuous downpour, paired with rising tides, culminated in widespread flooding across both community and commercial sectors by the early hours of Friday morning. Come 10 AM, the waters under the bridge had swelled to a daunting height of 1.6 meters, confirmed the municipal officials. This particular area, Tambon Tha Sai Luat, holds significant importance as a bustling hub for cross-border trade between Thailand and Myanmar,…
Ngern Tid Lor Public Company Limited (TIDLOR), helmed by Mr. Bernard Tso, Head of Marketing and Business Development, has clinched the prestigious Marketeer No.1 Brand Thailand 2024 award. This accolade solidifies TIDLOR’s position as the leading brand in the Vehicle Title Loans category in Thailand. Determined through an extensive nationwide survey, this recognition underscores the deep-seated trust and preference consumers have for the “Ngern Tidlor” brand. Expressing his gratitude, Mr. Tso mentioned, “Receiving this award is a testament to the relentless efforts and dedication of every single Ngern Tidlor employee. We are deeply grateful to our customers and the public for their unwavering trust over the years. This accolade further fuels our resolve to innovate in technology, products, and financial services, ensuring we provide nothing short of the best customer experience. Our mission remains steadfast – to foster fair and transparent financial opportunities, acting as a dependable financial pillar that…