Bangkok: The Ministry of Commerce has announced new measures to regulate the import of burn-free animal feed corn as part of its 2026 agenda to combat cross-border air pollution. The initiative aims to reduce PM 2.5 pollution and safeguard public health across Thailand by ensuring that imported corn is produced without burning, a practice that contributes significantly to pollution levels.

Bangkok: The SME Bank has partnered with the Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT) to renovate an extreme sports area for young people at Somdej Saranrat Manirom Park. According to Thai News Agency, this initiative is part of the 3rd SME Bank Social Good Deeds for Society 2025, titled “Improving Extreme Sports Grounds for Youth,” organized in collaboration with the Huai

Bo kaeo: The Kaeo Lua Chu Ni Community Enterprise in Bo Kaeo Subdistrict, Samoeng District, Chiang Mai Province, has been recognized with the 15th Thailand Tourism Awards 2025. The community was honored in the category of Sustainable Tourism Support and Promotion Organization, Civil Society and Public Benefit Organization, as well as the Sustainability Award for its efforts in sustainable tourism.

Bangkok: The Expressway Authority of Thailand (EXAT) and the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at developing an information exchange system for the Easy Pass automatic ticket services used by government agencies. This initiative seeks to advance government services towards a more digital framework, enhancing travel efficiency, automating work processes, and

Bangkok: TAT announces the results of the TAT Connex Creator Awards 2025, a stage for finding the best Thai tourism creators. Mr. Nithee Siprae, Deputy Governor for Marketing Communications, Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), presented awards to the winners of the “TAT Connex Creator Awards 2025,” a TAT initiative to identify quality travel content from influencers and creators. Over 500

Bangkok: The Excise Department has unveiled a series of tax rate changes and initiatives aimed at boosting tourism, supporting electric vehicle production, and promoting the use of antique cars. According to Thai News Agency, the department has introduced a new tax rate for antique cars, setting it at 45%, to encourage their use during weekends and public holidays. This move

Bangkok: The private sector is keeping a close eye on the new Cabinet’s policies, emphasizing the need for the FTI’s “five urgent proposals” to be applied to address both short-term and long-term economic issues. They emphasized that the first four months must yield quick-win results. According to Thai News Agency, the industrial sector places great importance on this government’s work,

Bangkok: The Department of Business Development (DBD) has announced that the public can now verify whether their residential addresses have been falsely registered as company offices. If any discrepancies are found, individuals can report these for further investigation and prosecution. The DBD has conducted over 28,000 inspections, uncovering 44 instances of companies without actual office locations. According to Thai News