Bangkok: Sihasak urged influencers traveling abroad to respect the laws and culture of host countries following the controversy surrounding Thai YouTuber Jack Papho. Papho faced backlash for his actions at a Mount Fuji viewing point, where he danced shirtless. Social media users demanded his passport be revoked, and there is speculation about potential legal action from the Japanese government. According

Bangkok: The Administrative Court has officially revoked the license for foreign pilots, emphasizing that “Thai people have opportunities first.” The Supreme Administrative Court nullified a Ministry of Labor announcement that previously permitted foreign pilots to conduct domestic flights, declaring the announcement unlawful due to its negative impact on Thai citizens’ employment prospects. According to Thai News Agency, this legal decision

Beijing: The diplomatic tensions between China and Japan have escalated, impacting cultural exchanges and tourism. Chinese film distributors have halted the screening of at least two Japanese films as a response to the diplomatic row that has intensified following remarks by the Japanese Prime Minister concerning Taiwan. Additionally, major travel agencies in China have ceased the sale of tours to

Bangkok: “Big Lek” has made it clear that the release of 18 prisoners of war is not on the table, linking the issue to the ongoing efforts to clear mines along the Thai border. He expressed relief over the potential long-term closure of the border, implying that it would put an end to recurring discussions on the matter. The decision

Bangkok: Exquisite! The national costume “Suwannaraksa, the Giant Guardian of Suvarnabhumi” has been unveiled for the Miss Universe 2025 pageant. Thailand has revealed its national costume, “Suwannaraksa, the Giant Guarding Suvarnabhumi,” which will be worn by Veena Pawina Singh during the national costume competition on November 19th. According to Thai News Agency, the “Suwannaraksa, the Giant Guarding Suvarnabhumi” costume was