Internal Affairs

Taiwanese Tourist Numbers Surge in Thailand, Nearing 1 Million Mark

Bangkok: Taiwanese tourists are visiting Thailand in increasing numbers, with figures surpassing 850,000 this year. The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is optimistic about welcoming 1 million Taiwanese travelers by the end of the year. Eight airlines are enhancing their offerings by selecting direct flights and introducing promotions to encourage repeat visits. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Phattananong Na

China-Japan Tensions Escalate Amid Taiwan Dispute Impacting Entertainment and Tourism

Beijing: Diplomatic tensions between China and Japan have flared after the Japanese leader’s stance on the Taiwan issue has angered many Chinese people, sending shockwaves through Japan’s entertainment and tourism sectors. Chinese film distribution companies have recently decided to shut down the release of at least two Japanese films: “Crayon Shin-chan the Movie: Hot and Spicy! Dancer of Kasukabe” and

Anthony Hudson Reaffirms War Elephants’ Commitment to Asian Cup Victory

Bangkok: Anthony Hudson leads the War Elephants back to Thailand, reiterating the original goal of defeating Turkey and securing a ticket to the Asian Cup. The Thai national men’s football team has arrived at Suvarnabhumi International Airport after completing their mission in the 2027 Asian Cup qualifying round, Group D, match 5 against Sri Lanka. According to Thai News Agency,

Siriphong Challenges House Speaker’s Interpretation of Opposition’s No-Confidence Motion

Bangkok: Prime Minister’s Office spokesman Siripong Angkasakulkiat has contested House Speaker Wan Muhammad Nor Matha’s interpretation regarding the dissolution of Parliament amid a no-confidence motion. Siripong criticized Wan Nor’s stance, arguing that it is overly narrow and fails to consider the full scope of the applicable facts. He elaborated that once a no-confidence motion is filed, the Prime Minister is

Surat Thani Flooded as Heavy Rains Cause Water Levels to Rise Almost One Meter

Bangkok: Heavy rains have lashed Surat Thani’s Chaiya District, causing flooding nearly a meter deep. The district has been working to drain water and set up assistance points for residents, particularly vulnerable groups. According to Thai News Agency, military personnel brought trucks and flat-bottomed boats to assist villagers in Village No. 1, Wiang Subdistrict, Chaiya District, Surat Thani Province, who

Operation Targets Unauthorized Loan Network and Car Pawning Scheme

Udon thani: Police in Region 4 have launched a comprehensive operation targeting an illegal money lending ring and unauthorized car pawning network in the Muang Phia Subdistrict, Kut Chap District. The operation, aimed at dismantling influential figures and loan sharks who have been causing public distress, was carried out at two specific locations within the district. According to Thai News

Thailand Unveils ‘Suwannaraksa’ Costume for Miss Universe 2025

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

Sino-Japanese Tensions Impact Film Screenings and Tourism

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