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News Forum - Twenty years on, waves of Tsunami trauma still echoes in Phang Nga
Twenty years after the devastating 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, survivors in Thailand’s Ban Nam Khem village in Phan Nga province still carry vivid memories of that fateful December morning. For Neungduangjai Sritrakarn, then a 20 year old college freshman, the day began with her mother’s urgent warning to evacuate their seaside home. Sensing danger from … … The story Twenty years on, waves of Tsunami trauma still echoes in Phang Nga as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Alcohol sale breaks record on Air India Express’s inaugural flight to Bangkok
Air India Express marked the launch of its new direct route from Surat in India to Bangkok with an unforgettable incident as passengers reportedly consumed the entire alcohol supply, valued at around 70,000 baht, before landing. The Indian low-cost airline announced in November that it would begin direct flights in December from Surat and Pune … … The story Alcohol sale breaks record on Air India Express’s inaugural flight to Bangkok as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Thailand video news | Thai taxi driver assaulted by foreigner in Pattaya, Malaysia to resume search for missing flight MH370
In today’s Thailand video news, Alex and Jay deliver a roundup of gripping stories from Thailand and beyond. From a Pattaya court sentencing three individuals for the shocking murder of a German businessman to a devastating three-vehicle collision in Nong Bua Lamphu, the headlines cover a spectrum of impactful events. They also highlight Phuket’s historic … … The story Thailand video news | Thai taxi driver assaulted by foreigner in Pattaya, Malaysia to resume search for missing flight MH370 as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Japan dethrones Thailand as top tourist spot
Japan has it all over Thailand with its bullet trains. I’m not sure about the welcoming of independent travellers though. Kyoto residents are sick to death of tourists swarming through residential areas with camera in hand to the extent that certain popular neighbourhoods have been cordoned off. In fact it’s become a global trend of locals having a gut full of the intrusive tourist.- 1
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News Forum - Thai travellers may use ThaID app for airport check-in
Thai nationals now have the option to utilise the ThaID app to present digital identification cards when checking in for flights, aiming to alleviate travel inconveniences during the upcoming new year holiday period. With the introduction of this app, checking in at airports like Don Mueang and Suvarnabhumi International Airport is said to become significantly … … The story Thai travellers may use ThaID app for airport check-in as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story
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