News Forum - Open road ahead – tourism board gives tips to travellers going it alone
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News Forum - Spot the difference: Thai sausage takes a grilling on social media
A seemingly innocuous photo of a beloved northern Thai sausage, sai ua, has set social media on fire after a curious consumer posted a picture laden with mysterious white spots. The image, shared on the Facebook group We Are Consumers, saw the worried buyer questioning the safety of the sausage, causing a flurry of responses … … The story Spot the difference: Thai sausage takes a grilling on social media as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Tourism boom: Thailand attracts over 30 million visitors
Thailand is basking in a tourism revival as over 30.5 million foreign visitors flooded the country between January and mid-November, generating a staggering 1.43 trillion baht for local businesses. The Tourism and Sports Ministry shared the record-breaking figures yesterday, November 19, marking a major boost for the nation’s post-pandemic recovery. China topped the leaderboard with … … The story Tourism boom: Thailand attracts over 30 million visitors as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Phuket goes green: Old town steps up for carbon-free tourism
You've got to chuckle. They are delusional, but then again, Phuket has always been so about its attractiveness'. -
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News Forum - Pichai spices up the US: 50 influencers back authentic Thai food
I would love to see their definition of 'authentic Thai Food'. Is that the expensive, over priced, pretend Thai food you find in most up market Western Thai restaurants, or is it Thai street food, found all over Thailand? Which is it? -
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News Forum - Pumped up: Petrol prices to rise, leaving Thailand drivers fuming
Hold onto your wallets, folks! Come tomorrow, November 21, at 5am, petrol and gasohol prices are set to climb by 30 satang per litre, courtesy of PTT Station’s latest price tweak. In contrast, diesel aficionados can breathe a slight sigh of relief as their prices remain untouched. Once the clock strikes, expect to shell out … … The story Pumped up: Petrol prices to rise, leaving Thailand drivers fuming as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story
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