Posts published in “Thailand”

As the travel industry soars to new heights, EVA Air is not just keeping up with the pace—they’re setting it. To elevate their customer service to stratospheric levels, EVA Air has unveiled their 24/7 global customer support. Whether you’re jet-setting from New York to Taipei or departing from the lush landscapes of Taiwan to far-flung destinations, assistance is now just a phone call away, round the clock, exclusively in Chinese and English. It’s a monumental leap, marking EVA Air as the pioneering airline in Taiwan to offer such a comprehensive service. Picture this: It’s 2 a.m., and you’re wrestling with a nagging travel conundrum. Who are you gonna call? EVA Air, of course! They’ve made it delightfully simple—you contact your local EVA Air customer service line, and voilà, real-time help is ready to take flight. While the around-the-clock service shines in Chinese and English, other languages are there for you…

In the mysterious dance between nightfall and daybreak, a clandestine adventure unfolds at the border where Sungai Kolok district of Narathiwat province meets the inviting township of Rantau Panjang in Malaysia’s Kelantan state. As dusk blankets the horizon, a scene straight out of a spy thriller comes to life. The eager feet of young Malaysians, yearning for a touch of the forbidden night thrill, tiptoe across the Kolok River, shedding the cloak of legality to embrace Thailand’s enticing nightlife. This recent tale, illuminated by the candid remarks of Kelantan’s top cop, Police Chief Mohd Yusoff Maman, unfolds with the enchantment of a nighttime narrative. Young thrill-seekers, in a daring escapade, park their cars in Rantau Panjang and clandestinely wade across the river’s invisible frontier. The destination? Thailand’s vibrant oasis of amusement in Sungai Kolok, where weekends radiate with the neon glow of nightclubs and entertainment, whispering sweet promises of revelry…

On a typical Tuesday in the bustling heart of Bangkok, the Crime Suppression Division’s usually quiet façade was buzzing with the media frenzy surrounding a well-known lawyer. Sittra Biabungkerd, embroiled in a scandal of alleged fraud involving a jaw-dropping Euromillions jackpot, faced the cameras and microphones for the first time since the explosive story broke. In a case that seems to have leapt straight from the pages of a suspense novel, the dramatic tale centers around a Thai woman’s remarkable fortune—a colossal 10 billion baht win from Euromillions, Europe’s grand lottery. Yet, what should have been a dream come true quickly unraveled into a nightmare, with Ms. Jatuporn Ubonlert’s claim that Sittra tricked her out of a whopping 100 million baht. The woman, affectionately dubbed “Madame Oy,” certainly never expected her good fortune to come tangled in such controversy. Sittra, addressing the press at the police station, dismissed any notion…

Tourists basking in the refreshingly cool weather atop Doi Inthanon, Thailand’s highest peak, in Chiang Mai. News just in from Thailand’s Meteorological Department indicates that this year’s winter will be a tad warmer than usual—so don’t put away your swim trunks just yet! Instead of shivering through the season, expect temperatures to be about one degree Celsius higher than the average. From wandering through bustling Bangkok streets to sipping hot cocoa in Chiang Mai, the cool season promises to be an adventure in comfort rather than chilly challenges. Weather patterns this winter are as layered as a well-made Pad Thai. The cool season, having officially commenced on the first Sunday of November, is expected to stay mild with minimum daily temperatures in the Northern and Northeastern regions dropping modestly to between 16-19°C by January. This is, of course, due to the whimsical nature of weather—where fluctuations are the norm and…

On a bright Tuesday morning, the vibrant island of Koh Samui rolled out the red carpet for eager cruise passengers disembarking at Nathon Pier. The scene was set for an exciting day, and the island’s charm was on full display. The staff, with welcoming smiles, greeted each of the 2,830 international voyagers aboard the Celebrity Solstice, a magnificent vessel docked in the calm waters of tambon Ang Thong. This influx of tourists was a delightful testament to the island’s growing appeal. The arrival of twenty-four cruise ships to Koh Samui this high season is a boon for both local business and the southern province of Surat Thani. According to the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, this consistent maritime traffic has nudged the province up two places to rank 8th among Thailand’s most visited destinations. These stats don’t just happen by chance; they’re the reward of Koh Samui’s breathtaking landscapes and…

The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, PepsiCo Services Asia Limited, Pepsi Cola (Thai) Trading, alongside governmental partners and local communities, have come together to achieve a remarkable feat. They’ve successfully implemented the ‘Building a Climate Resilient Potato Supply Chain Through a Whole-Farm Approach’ (RePSC) project. This collaboration has not only strengthened public-private partnerships but also significantly contributed to improving the livelihoods and capacities of thousands of farmers, with a special emphasis on female farming groups in Thailand’s Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai regions. Climate change looms as a formidable threat to food security worldwide. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) warns that global warming of 1.5°C could lead to crop yield reductions of up to 30% in certain areas, potentially subjecting 250 million more people to food insecurity by 2050. PepsiCo, a prominent figure in the food and beverage industry, with over 40,000 farmers under its wings…

In the vibrant tapestry of cooperative efforts towards environmental sustainability, IRPC Public Co., Ltd. (IRPC) takes center stage, weaving together innovation and responsibility. Spearheading this noble initiative is Chanida Sanhakorn, the insightful Senior Manager of Corporate Branding & Communication at IRPC, alongside Komkrit Phewthong, the dedicated Manager of PTT Reforestation. Together, they have orchestrated a significant alliance with Nattabhumi Laosathirawong, the proficient Plant Manager of Thai-Asia P.E. Pipe Co., Ltd., a distinguished Thai pioneer in advanced HDPE piping systems. The climax of this collaboration? A generous donation of a 100-meter HDPE pipeline, a conduit not just for water, but for hope and growth. This pipeline is not merely a collection of durable polyethylene segments; it symbolizes a lifeline for the luscious fruit orchards nestled amidst the serene embrace of Samut Prakan. As part of the visionary “Our Khung Bang Kachao” project, spearheaded by IRPC and PTT Group, these pipes are…

The Provincial Waterworks Authority (PWA) has unveiled its ambitious 2025 policy and operational roadmap, known as “PWA First.” This visionary plan sets out to drive excellence across all aspects of water utility services, while seamlessly aligning with national and Ministry of Interior directives. The grand announcement took place on November 4, 2025, within the hallowed halls of the Prapawiwat Building at PWA Headquarters, setting a new course for the future. Chakapong Kamchan, the PWA Governor, painted a vivid picture of his commitment to elevating the quality of life for all citizens while meeting the diverse needs of customers under the “PWA First” initiative. This groundbreaking policy emphasizes both organizational advancement and service enhancement, focusing keenly on five foundational pillars: F: Financial Stability — A pursuit of appropriate financial resources to ensure enduring stability. I: Instant Water Loss Control — Aiming to drive down water loss rates with precision. R: Resource…

In the quaint yet bustling landscape of Pattani’s Yarang district, nestled amidst the gentle hum of everyday life, a shocking incident unfolded on a seemingly ordinary Monday night. The tranquility of the evening was shattered for Pol Capt Abdulhadee Yuerae, a seasoned 52-year-old deputy inspector at Pattani’s Mayo police station, as he made his way home from evening prayers at the local mosque in Pitumudee. As the clock ticked closer to 8:20 PM, Pol Capt Abdulhadee rode his trusty motorcycle along the quiet roads. The peaceful night air whispered of routine and familiarity, yet danger lurked in the shadows. Without warning, two assailants on a motorcycle approached stealthily from behind, echoing the echoes of trouble with their muffled acceleration. In a sudden burst of violence, the pillion rider brandished a firearm, his actions swift and merciless. The first shot, a potential tragedy, was thwarted by Pol Capt Abdulhadee’s mobile phone…