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BANGKOK: Thailand's foreign visitors expected to surge
The Tourism Authority of Thailand expects 14 million foreign tourists to visit Thailand next year, and with an expected 90 million trips by domestic holidaymakers, it believes tourism will enjoy total revenue of Bt960 billion in 2010.
One Night in Bangkok...... - Bangkok, Thailand
Arrive. Head to a local pub and have some beers as we shoot pool with a couple of local girls.
U2 asks fans to support Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi
BANGKOK, Thailand - As U2 kicks off its world tour, the Irish rockers are turning a spotlight on Myanmar's jailed opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
Thai Zoo's 1st Baby Panda Goes On Display
Thousands of excited visitors flocked Saturday to a zoo in northern Thailand for the first public viewing of a baby panda, which has been featured on Thai front pages almost every day since her birth six weeks ago.
ASA Group to create Thailand's 1st VIP airport terminal
Airports of Thailand, a public company that handles six Thai international airports, has given the go-ahead for Hong Kong-based ASA Group to develop Thailand's first world-class fixed base operation at Phuket International Airport.
Army beefs up security ahead of holidays
The army has beefed up security across the deep South to ensure that festivals marking two of the most important days on the Buddhist calendar run smoothly next week.
Archery and Bocce Ball??? - Phuket, Thailand
The Noodles arrived in Phuket this afternoon for some R & R. Vacations are rough:) The hotel is f@!&ing huge with daily activities for the older noodles.
To get elephants off Bangkok streets, authorities in Thailand offer them for adoption
In this May 20, 2002 file photo, a Thai mahout and his infant elephant look for foreign tourist, along Sukhumvit Road in downtown Bangkok, Thailand, After failing repeatedly to clear elephants from Bangkok streets, Thai authorities have come up with an innovative solution: offering them up for adoption.
Q+A-What is behind Thailand's mysterious insurgency?
Five years after a violent rebellion erupted in Thailand's southern Muslim provinces, the conflict remains shrouded in mystery.
Camden Harbour Inn introduces Luxury Culinary Travel to Thailand
CAMDEN : FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 29, 2009 CONTACT Gillian Britt 207-775-2126 gBritt PR Camden Harbour Inn introduces luxury culinary travel, first trip is to Thailand CAMDEN, Maine - " Thailand, one of the most captivating and enchanting destinations in the world, is a culinary mecca.
Thailand confirms 3rd death from new flu
A 21-year-old Thai man died Monday from the new H1N1 influenza virus, becoming Thailand's third fatality from the virus, the country's health ministry said.
Myanmar fossil may shed light on human evolution
BANGKOK, Thailand: Fossils recently discovered in Myanmar could prove that the common ancestors of humans, monkeys and apes evolved from primates in Asia, rather than Africa, researchers contend in a study released Wednesday.
Peugeot dealership switches brands
Yontrakit Automobiles, the sole distributor of Peugeot cars in Thailand, has announced that Peugeot cars are now only available in Bangkok at the Blue Box dealership on Sukhaphiban 3 Road, which also houses its head office.
Noodle #3 went over the top:) - Kata Beach, Phuket, Thailand
So noodle #1 worked super-hard to find rooms in Phuket and what does noodle #3 do??? She upgrades the room at Mom Tris Boathouse to the suite.
Thai Elephant Stomps Three Workers To Death
An elephant has stomped three rubber plantation workers to death in southern Thailand, police have said.
The Power of Words: 110,000 baht raised in Italy for orphans in Thailand
Words can, and often do, affect action. Forty two year old Gianluca Maynardi-Araldi a retired Italian Muay Thai coach and a self confessed collector of Citylife for over 15 years, asked us to bring this story to the readers in the hope it might encourage others to take action.
A Profile of four new Hotels in Northern Thailand
Many new hotels have recently opened their doors in Northern Thailand during the last year or so.
THAI premier Abhisit Vejjajiva said on Tuesday he would invoke a harsh internal security act to prevent protests at a regional summit in Phuket which US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is due to attend.
50,000th Myanmar refugee leaving Thailand settles in Camden
The 50,000th Myanmar refugee leaving Thailand with the help of the United Nations is resettling here.
Discounts abound as tourism to Thailand drops
BANGKOK a ' Thai Airways is trying to lure passengers from outside Asia with free domestic flights.